The name “Curijo” is our own word meaning ‘family’
Announcement! The Curijo developed My Story Book is now for sale. The booklet aims to assist casework staff and teachers to hear Aboriginal children and young peoples thoughts, feelings and wishes. Listening to children and young people is vital as well...
Announcement Monday 26th August 2019 Permanency Support Program Learning Hub We are proud to announce that we were successful in our application to deliver the Permanency Support Program sector workforce development and training service for the NSW Family and Community Services, the PSP Learning Hub. In late 2017, FaCS began the...
Our Business Evaluation and Audit Practice Manager, Margaret Lovell recently attended the Australian Museum and Galleries Association (AMaGA) National Conference which was held in Alice Springs. Here Margaret shares more about this important event and ways in which Curijo can support this fantastic work in the museum and gallery...
The 2019 annual National Reconciliation Week is fast approaching and this year’s theme is ‘Grounded in Truth Walk Together in Courage. National Reconciliation Week is a time for all Australians to share and learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture, celebrate and contribute to achievements about reconciling...
Recently our team had the pleasure of visiting the Northern Territory as part of a service provided to a large government department. We were contracted to examine the effectiveness of services being delivered to remote communities across the Top End. As part of this engagement,...
Curijo is the only Aboriginal business in Australia that is an accredited Business Practitioner. Curijo also has four Aboriginal staff members accredited as Licensed Practitioners. Motivational Maps ® is a unique ISO accredited online self-perception inventory that helps individuals, teams and organisations to understand motivation and...
A question that we have commonly asked is, ‘What are Joint Ventures and Partnerships and What Do They Mean for an Aboriginal Business?'. Entering a joint venture or partnership is an opportunity for businesses to pool skills and expertise to further improve the available resources...
We often are asked what our Cultural Learning Journey Training looks like in practice and how it will benefit our clients. What better way to see what we offer than from a recent testimonial from Deb Tozer, CEO of CareSouth:- “CareSouth have chosen Curijo to lead...
Join us for an exclusive cultural experience for organisations and teams who are fully committed to the spirit of Reconciliation – with Aboriginal Culture and within one’s own self and team. As part of our new partnership with Dharwra Tours, we are excited to announce our...
Curijo continues to adopt reflective practices, adopt evaluative measures and apply strategic planning processes to further grow and improve our business in all areas. This is an important process to ensure that we have consistency across all areas, that we can project our business growth,...
Curijo acknowledges the traditional custodians of lands where Curijo are based which include Ngunnawal, Dharawal and Wiradjuri.
We recognise and respect that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the first peoples and traditional owners of this country.
We pay our respects to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We acknowledge the rich and diverse cultures and the long history of Aboriginal Australia.
We understand the important role of maintaining these rich cultures and the ongoing relationship with the land.
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