Support for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community

Published on 12 October 2023

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Shoalhaven residents are being asked to be kind, considerate and reach out for support if they’re struggling with discussion about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. 

“I know from speaking to people in our community that conversations about the referendum is particularly personal to our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities who are the most impacted by the outcome,” said Mayor Amanda Findley. 

“It’s important to support our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, regardless of our stance in the referendum,” Cr Findley said. 

“Let's maintain kindness and respect toward one another not only during this time, but always,” she said. 

Support services are available to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals who feel like they need to talk to someone confidentially.  

Council supports the Yes Vote in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, held this Saturday 14 October. 

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