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Join staunch Aboriginal leaders Uncle Charles Pakana and Sheree Lowe as they yarn up all things Kinship caring – the joy of it, the weight of it, and how carers can get the support they need.
Guests include Kinship carers, Community leaders, paediatricians, psychologists and other experts. New episodes dropping fortnightly from 21 August 2026.
“Our Boorai and young ones are a gift from our Ancestors. It’s our role to care for the young ones in a system that is not built for our Community.”
Guests include Kinship carers, Community leaders, paediatricians, psychologists and other experts. New episodes dropping fortnightly from 21 August 2026.
“Our Boorai and young ones are a gift from our Ancestors. It’s our role to care for the young ones in a system that is not built for our Community.”
更新頻率:
biweekly
平均音訊長度:
32 minutes
嘉賓訪談
英語
美國
6 集
自從 2026年8月14日
episodic
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Uncle Charles is joined by paediatrician Dr Sophie Oldfield, who has extensive experience with kids in out-of-home care across the ACCO and community health sector, and respected Elder, Aunty Rieo Ellis, a tireless advocate with Grandmothers Against Removal (GMAR) Victoria. Rounding out the panel i…
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When a child joins your home, it can feel like there’s a million things to do. Part two of Uncle Charles and Sheree’s conversation about settling in turns to the world outside the home – school and kinder, the local ACCO or health service, and Community.
Explore how you can find the right supports…
The first of a two-part conversation on the health and wellbeing factors to think through when a child or young person moves into a new care placement.
This yarn unpacks all things family and home. Part two turns to the world outside the home.
Theme music by @pirritumusic / learn about the podca…
A practical look at the Aboriginal Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) Wheel – what it is, why it matters for Kinship carers, and how to bring it into daily life.
Sheree walks through the wheel’s strengths-based approach, shares simple ways to use it this week, and closes with a reflection to s…
Why did we create Peeneyt Bubup? And how do Kinship carers keep Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people connected to Culture, Country, Community and Kin?
That’s what our deadly host Uncle Charles Pakana puts to Sheree Lowe, Executive Director of VACCHO's Balit Durn Durn Cen…
Welcome to Peeneyt Bubup.
Join staunch Aboriginal Elder Uncle Charles Pakana and guests each week as they yarn up all things Kinship caring – the joy of it, the weight of it, and how carers can get the support they need.
Over nine episodes, you’ll hear from Kinship carers, Community leaders, paedi…
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