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Burumin Education And Care Services: Case Study
at BURUMIN education and care services, we have various services that cater for the education, health and care for birth to school age children.

at BURUMIN we have developed practices by working in partnership with elders and kinship members by communicating respectfully, seeking cultural knowledge, engaging with the local communities, sharing knowledge to build on strengths, to make sure that we maintain aboriginal practices with culture and communities.

we also ensure that we respect and understand aboriginal traditions. at
BURUMIN education and care we support NAIDOC week and National aboriginal children’s day to name a few.
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