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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.
Mookai Rosie to mark forty years of caring for Cape, Torres patients
Photo: Cape York Weekly

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