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	EVENTS/PROGRAMS DATES NEW - Yarnabout Conversation & Reflection Cards Launch Come join and celebrate with us the Official Launch of the Yarnabout Conversation and Reflection Cards. WHERE: Nungeena Aboriginal Corporation for Women’s Business, 60 Streek Road, Glasshouse Mountains, 4518 TIME: 11.00am – 12.00pm   Thursday 19th November, 2009 NEW - Healing the Land St. Mark’s church will hold a Service to acknowledge and apologize for past injustices suffered by aboriginals and islanders on Buderim, and to pray for the healing of the land. WHERE: St. Mark's Church, 7 - 17 Main Street, Buderim TIME: 3.00pm   Thursday 21st November, 2009 Indigenous Playgroups - Nambour / Burnside Indigenous Playgroups for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gundoos aged 0 - 5 year old. Ongoing Every Thursday Wanna Be Deadly Wanna Be Deadly is an on-going project which utilises sports as a vehicle to engage young indigenous people, aged 12-25 to improve their health & well-being. The project is across the Wide Bay Burnett and Sunshine Coast Regions which enhances their connectedness to their local community/ies. Please contact Anne Humbert for more information - Burnadette_humbert@health.qld.gov.au Ongoing   Carnival - 9th, 10th, 11th October NCACCH Women's Group NCACCH holds alternate monthly Women's Groups in the Sunshine Coast and Gympie areas. Women has the opportunity to gain valuable information about health topics, meet new women, catch up with old friends and listen to guest speakers. Please contact NCACCH for more information - 5443 3599 Ongoing Every second month NCACCH Walking Group Do you want to get healthy? Do you want to lead a more physically active lifestyle? Then come walking with NCACCH’s new Men’s & Women’s fortnightly walking group. Transport is available. Ongoing Fortnightly from 10th June 2009 Community Leadership Seminar Series Are you an Indigenous woman or girl leading the way in your local community? Or would you like to develop your leadership skills further? Indigenous Queensland women and girls are invited to develop their community leadership skills at the 2009 Community Leadership Seminar Series. Series starts 29th May (more details to come for next seminar) Indigenous Leadership Development Opportunities Participating in the Indigenous Leadership Program will enable you to embark on a journey of self-discovery and development that will enhance your leadership abilities for yourself, your family, your community and your nation. The Indigenous Leadership Program leads Indigenous people to bigger actions and opportunities. It helps emerging and potential leaders on their journey to stronger leadership, which in turn will build stronger families and stronger communities. 1 July 2009 - 30 June 2010              Return to top of page