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Evaluation of Marram-Ngala Ganbu

Most Victorian Aboriginal children are cared for in loving families, where they are cherished, protected and nurtured, where their connection to community and culture is strong, their Koori identity is affirmed and they are thriving, empowered and safe.

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Evaluation reportKerry ArabenaNovember 19, 2019KarabenaConsulting
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Peer Researcher-Led Household Survey Report: Moreton Bay and Townsville Regions, Queensland

Evaluation report, Workshop reportKerry ArabenaJanuary 4, 2020First1000DaysAustralia, KarabenaConsulting, Townsville, MoretonBay
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Ecosystem services for human health in Oceania

Journal ArticleKerry ArabenaAugust 7, 2019KarabenaConsulting, EcosystemServices, HumanHealth, Oceania
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