The Network acknowledges the Wurrundjeri people of the Kulin nation as the original inhabitants and custodians of the land which houses the Prahran and East St. Kilda offices of the CMN.
Provides support for families bereaved by work-related death, with a focus on transforming grief to build workplace cultures that embody health and safety.
The Studio is committed to assisting and stimulating the creativity of Aboriginal women and provides an accessible studio working environment to develop art skills. The studio offers a free preparatory culturally appropriate art course for Aboriginal women to foster pathways to further educational opportunities. The course includes excursions to galleries, and exhibitions of students’ art work.
Classes are on Fridays from 12:00 – 4:00 at the CMN studio on the corner of Hotham and Inkerman Streets, East St. Kilda. Inquiries 9692 9426.
This program explores how trust in God’s unconditional love may provide healing for war-caused trauma and broken relationships amongst veterans, those who have served as peace-keepers in war zones, and their families.
CMN has a Memorandum of Understanding for sharing faith resources with the U.S.-based International Conference of War Veteran Ministers.
