This is how we heal

The Healing Foundation came to life ten years ago on 30 October 2009 but our story begins long before that - with the tragic history of the Stolen Generations. For almost a century, thousands of our children were systematically stolen from their families, communities and culture, many never to be returned.
For ten years now, the Healing Foundation has supported the survivors, communities and descendants of the Stolen Generations. In partnership with communities and governments, we’re working to address wide-ranging issues that continue to be passed down through intergenerational trauma.
Right across the country, our healing projects are making a real difference. We are leading the national conversation about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healing and assisting governments to incorporate healing into policy. Healing is a long and complex process. Our work tells the truth about our history to build a shared understanding between all Australians.
Now and into the future, there's an urgent need to scale up healing and your support is critical, to ensure positive impacts are felt for generations to come.
This is how we heal.
Strong Spirit. Strong Culture. Strong People. Strong Nation.
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[@NeoChiDita]

The impacts run deep and I often wonder if and when they will ever be erased. I work with Indigenous students and see their lack of identiy and connection with country. Australia has a long road to travel and a greater awareness if we are ever going to give these children the opportunities to thrive and grow.

[@munhassan7840]

This is so sad 😞. Such beautiful souls aboriginal people. They have such wisdom. Sending my love and prayers.

[@javelinhardy5281]

The more I learn about generational trauma in my race. I realize trauma has affected multi-cultural - many races and ethnicities 🙌🏿

[@chenydeniz3594]

Not homeless but houseless because they have homeland