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Sponsors and Supporters...
Sponsors
The
City of Sydney
If you wish to support Gamarada in any way, please
contact Ken Zulumovski
(
kenzulumovski@yahoo.com.au)
We really appreciate any contribution, large or small!
Supporters
(in alphabetical order)
Albert Torrens,
Aboriginal Client Services office, Probation and Parole
“This is a much needed program to build them up so they can
begin to start to enjoy life, mixing with other strong men.
A way of re-nurturing and making them feel like people
again”
Alison Churchill,
CEO of community restorative centre.
click to view support letter
Aunty Lorraine Peters,
Managing Director of Winangali-Maramali
“… The healing process for men needs to take place, and it
is crucial that this program be supported in every way. I
would like to congratulate all of those who had the vision
to put this wonderful program together, you are all strong
role models in the community…”
click to view support letter
Judge Chris Geraghty,
district court judge
Choc (Anthony) Mundine,
pictured left.
Colin Stokes,
Co-ordinator of Glebe Youth Centre
“Fellas, this looks great. I look forward to being part of
it with my lads”
Professor
Eileen Baldry,
Associate Dean (Education), University of New South Wales.
“Hearing the stories of Gamarada graduates it’s clear that a
special strength of heart and mind has taken hold of the men
involved”
click to view support letter
Professor
Judy Atkinson,
Southern Cross University
Justin
Hutchinson,
Senior solicitor Legal Aid, Counselor of the Law Society
Marcelle
Hoff,
Deputy Lord Mayor of the city of Sydney.
“I wholeheartedly support this process
of Aboriginal men doing what they need to do, to lead. This
is
way to share how to develop as
teachers that will respect their elders”
Marie
Bashir,
Governor of NSW.
“…would you please convey my best wishes and congratulations
to all the men involved in this creative and positive
journey, from which so many individuals will benefit”
click to view support letter
Mark
Spinks,
Chairperson of Babana, Aboriginal Men’s group.
Mickey
Mundine,
CEO Aboriginal Housing co-operative.
Patrick
Dodson,
former Chairman of the council for Aboriginal
Reconciliation, former Commissioner into Aboriginal Deaths
in Custody, & winner of the Sydney Peace Prize (2008).
click to view support letter
Ray
Minniecon,
Yabun Person of the year (2008) and previous pastor of ‘The
Crossroads’, and official patron of our group
Shane
Phillips,
CEO Tribal Warrior Association, member of Kevin Rudd’s 2020
conference, and Gamarada graduate.
“I
thought this sort of stuff was not for me and was skeptical
at first. However I enjoyed program, learnt lots, and
realise how what we are trying to create has the ability to
assist people with a lot of their own self healing and to
take control back of their own lives and emotions.”
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