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In this episode we explore the Binji and Boori program, an Aboriginal Maternal Infant Child Health Service supporting families across the Illawarra. Joined by Aboriginal health worker Lisa and midwife Katrina, we discuss culturally safe, holistic care from pregnancy through early childhood. Together we reflect on the importance of continuity, community connection, and advocacy, and how trusted relationships help Aboriginal children and families thrive during the critical early years.
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