Mookai Rosie to mark forty years of caring for Cape, Torres patients
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- Mookai Rosie Bi-Bayan, a Cairns-based Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisation, is marking 40 years of providing culturally-safe care for Cape York and Torres Strait families.
- The anniversary celebrations include a gala dinner and a healthy futures conference, featuring speeches and presentations from community leaders and supporters.
- The organisation began as a grassroots initiative in 1986 to provide accommodation for women and children from remote Far North Queensland communities travelling to Cairns for medical treatment.
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