Dinawan's Connection

Today we paid our respects to our Elders past and present, and honoured the strength, resilience and stories of the Stolen Generations.

Reconciliation is about more than words it's about understanding our shared history, showing respect, building relationships, and creating a stronger future together.

It was great to see students, staff and community coming together to learn, reflect and celebrate culture.

By bridging gaps and walking together with respect and understanding, we can move forward as one nation for all Australians.

ReconciliationWeek

DC wants to say good luck and a massive thank you to one of our own, Jared AKA “Rainmaker.”

Jared has been with us since the very beginning in 2015, and his loyalty, hard work, and dedication to DC and the community have meant more than words can explain. Although he’s moving on to another job opportunity, he’ll still continue helping out when he can, that just shows the kind of brother he is.

We want to extend our love and appreciation for everything you’ve done over the years. You’ve been a big part of the journey, the growth, and the family that DC has become today.

Love you brother, proud of ya always, and we wish you nothing but success in this next chapter ❤️

The University of Sydney’s School of Rural Health has opened its new student centre, Dabaamalang Ngurang (“Gathering Place”), at the Dubbo campus.
The opening featured a cultural dance by US celebrating strong community ties.

We opened at the Cowra Festival of International Understanding, always a pleasure to share our culture in any space.

Back in action at West Dubbo Public running our connection and wellbeing program. So good to see the young people sitting and learning the stories of our old people. P.S. how good do the new shirts look? 👀🖤👣

Beautiful day in country sharing with Orana Support Service 🖤

We’ve kicked off this schooling year in partnership with Dubbo Neighbourhood Centre assisting them with their after school program. On Tuesday, the boys from the program played TIG games and learned about spear throwing and the tools our old people used to hunt.

Another year sharing knowledge and culture with love and understanding. Helping mob to connect and grow with country at its centre. We need to unite our communities together and support each other in order to learn more about our responsibilities to country, to our families and to each other!! Look forward to seeing you all in the new year where we will continue to walk this journey together as our old people intended.
“We can’t have community without unity” Djumu Pual Gordon.


Shout out to
Blues meats
Earlyrise Baking Co.
headspace Dubbo
Marathon health
Orana Support
Thrive
Titan Macquarie Mud Run Committee
Thanks legends

Come down people everyone's welcome