News & Updates

Here’s a list of some support services for parents, friends, and relatives who are affected by pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or the death of a baby.

Watch DJAKAMIRR 3 ways

Talking about death isn't taboo, it's a must.

Dying to Know Day In Person Death Cafe - 8th August at 12:30pm

Each year we run our Yothu Basket Initiative to supply basic newborn baby and new mother care products to Yolgnu mothers who do not have access too or cannot afford what most of us take for granted. We aim to supply 50 baskets a year to Galiwin’ku, as this is the average birth rate per year in that community. 

With the end of financial year literally around the corner we come to you with some exciting end of year offers. These offers make our training all the more accessible through these limited opportunities – you won’t want to miss out!

We're feeling generous of spirit as we head into the chillier months of 2024 and INTERNATIONAL DOULA MONTH so we're bringing a massive bunch of magical offers to the community.

April is Caesarean Awareness Month, over the course of the month you’ve likely seen many posts and stats shared.

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say their name tomorrow
say their name everyday

The transition to our new RTO is now complete and all of our Birth and Post Natal Doula training is once again accredited and a nationally recognised qualification that you can acquire! 

With regional maternity wards closing across the country and a parliamentary inquiry into birth trauma underway, doulas are rising in popularity as a source of emotional support for women during pregnancy and birth.

"There is growing evidence in First Nations doula care as a strategy to address perinatal inequities and improve maternal care experiences. However, there is no evidence around the approach and principals required to successfully deliver First Nations doula (childbirth) training."

Training dates for 2024 are now available and registrations are open.

We're thrilled to announce the recipients of the Scholarships in 2023.

Renee spoke with Marjorie on all things end of life doula.

Is this why you’re interested in working in birth support, or the healing arts?
Perhaps you’ve committed to the idea that women should not suffer in birth?
Maybe you’re subliminally healing your own traumatic entry to life, or birth experiences?
Or you’re a wonderfully nurturing soul with extra love to give, and a desire to turn your unique super power into a livelihood?

The ADC has several international students from Europe, New Zealand, Asia and Africa. This is Catherine and she lives in Kenya.

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Enabling breastfeeding - making a difference for working parents

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