Nargneit Birrang : Aboriginal holistic healing framework for family violence Department of Health and Human Services

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Victoria. Department of Health and Human Services

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Victoria State Government (Family Safety Victoria), 2019 Melbourne, Vic : Description: electronic document (36 pages) ; PDF file : 6.8 MB ; HTMLISBN:

978-1-76069-176-9 (pdf/online/MS word)

Other title:

The Nargneit Birrang framework : 'To see the river' (Woiwurrung)

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Summary: Nargneit Birrang (To see the river) is for all Victorian Aboriginal people – adults, children, young people and families – who are impacted by family violence and need holistic healing; and for the Aboriginal services and communities who support them on their healing journeys. The purpose of the Nargneit Birrang Framework and evaluation of Aboriginal-led holistic healing programs for family violence in Victoria, informed by the principle of self-determination. Nargneit Birrang (pronounced ‘Nar-neat Be-rang’) is a Woiwurrung word meaning “To see the river”. (From the website). Record #6693

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Published December 2019

Nargneit Birrang (To see the river) is for all Victorian Aboriginal people – adults, children, young people and families – who are impacted by family violence and need holistic healing; and for the Aboriginal services and communities who support them on their healing journeys.

The purpose of the Nargneit Birrang Framework and evaluation of Aboriginal-led holistic healing programs for family violence in Victoria, informed by the principle of self-determination. Nargneit Birrang (pronounced ‘Nar-neat Be-rang’) is a Woiwurrung word meaning “To see the river”. (From the website). Record #6693

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