BlaQ are partnering with NCIE to run an 8-week program designed to support First Nations LGBTQ+SB mob in embracing healthier habits and building community connections.
About the HEAL logo
This logo tells the story of the HEAL (healthy eating, active living) program by BlaQ Aboriginal Corporation. It shows a yarning circle on the lefthand side surrounded by people (upside down ‘U’ shapes) – this represents the safe space within the HEAL Program for people from all walks of life to engage with the program, learn skills that they can implement into their lives by their choice.
At the centre of this yarning circle is a representation of people with knowledge sticks to represent the space of sharing knowledge but also taking time to reflect and listen to what is being shared.
Towards the right side of the yarning circle are journey lines to represent the different journeys people will take in their health journey with the understanding that health and wellbeing needs to take a wholistic approach and acceptance that healthy looks different for each individual.
The HEAL program is a safe space for people to learn, to share and to better understand themselves to journey through life.
Yirra Miya are a collaborative First Nations Creative Agency that works with businesses, entrepreneurs, and community-driven endeavours. Yirra Miya brings together a diverse team of deadly creatives who share an unyielding passion for First Nations design, business growth and the art of visual storytelling.
BlaQ Aboriginal Corporation acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge and pay special respects to our LGBTQ+SB mob. We honour their legacy in everything we do.
Redfern, Sydney
NSW, Australia 2016
Email: admin@blaq.org.au
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ICN: 9123
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