Helping Kids Grow Strong and Healthy
Little Murras supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from birth to 6 years.
Our team includes a Child Health Nurse and an Aboriginal Child and Family Linker (ACFL) who work together to support children and families.
Nunkuwarrin Yunti has been selected as the health partner for the Connected Beginnings initiative, working alongside Kaurna Plains Children’s Centre and Kura Yerlo Children’s Centre to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families. Through this partnership, we aim to improve access to early childhood education, maternal and child health, and family support services, while strengthening school readiness and supporting children to successfully transition from kindergarten to primary school.
Connected Beginnings aims to improve access to early childhood, maternal and child health, and family support services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.
Welcoming Our Little Ones: A guide for families to raise strong and deadly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.
Our Redress service provides ongoing free support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who experienced institutional child sexual abuse and want to apply to the National Redress Scheme.
Comforting words in the form of a letter to support and inspire new mums in the first 1000 days with their corka bub.
This Letter can be customised to address the caregiver’s title that best fits (e.g. Mum/Dad, Aunty/Uncle, Nana/Pop, etc.)
Strong Mums Solid Kids (SMSK) offers continuity of care throughout the maternal and child health journey – from pregnancy to early childhood (up to 5 years of age). SMSK works alongside Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander families to support children to get the best start in life and grow up strong and healthy.
Nunkuwarrin Yunti’s Women Children and Family Health Services provides a range of programs to support women, children and families during pregnancy, after birth and until children are 5 years of age. This includes non-Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women having an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander baby and caring for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander infants and children.
