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Who it’s for
You can be a member of The Deadly First Nations Shoutout Group if you are:
- First Nations
- Someone with an intellectual disability or an acquired brain injury
- Live in Australia
Where is it
The group is based in Victoria.
About the group
The group cares about:
- Stopping abuse and racism to people that are First Nations with a disability
- Educating the public about Intellectual disabilities and acquired brain injuries
- Being part of the First Nations community
The ‘Deadlys’ like to yarn with peers, be part of their community and keep their culture strong.
Get in touch
Contact the Self Advocacy is having your voice heard so your rights and needs are met. An advocate is a person who speaks up to get you the support you need. Resource Unit (SARU) to get in touch with this group.
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Deadly First Nations Shout Out Group
The Deadly First Nations Shout Out Group is a Self Advocacy is having your voice heard so your rights and needs are met. An advocate is a person who speaks up to get you the support you need. group run by and for First Nations people with intellectual disability and acquired brain injury.
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