As the 50/50 charity partner of the Cronulla Sharks during their Indigenous Round on 16 August, SSR will be receiving 40% of the impressive $8,279 total funds raised. At Shark Park, sixteen volunteers sold raffle tickets and raised awareness of the work we do in the community. The support of these volunteers has enabled us to continue hosting fun family events and raising awareness about reconciliation. Well before rugby league fans arrived, SSR volunteers were trained to use

Purchase a bunch of raffle tickets this week to win cash for yourself as well as for SSR! The 50/50 Foundation raffle tickets are now...

From 1 November this year, aged care providers and older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can access a new suite of resources to support high-quality, culturally safe aged care. The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission (ACQSC) has launched an online First Nations Hub, developed in partnership with First Nations stakeholders and communities. An example of a First Nations Visual Storyboard (Credit: Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission) The Hub is a dedicated s

The Sutherland Shire NAIDOC Week Community Festival on Thursday 10th July in Gunnamatta Park in Cronulla was a great opportunity for the...

The Cronulla Sharks have invited us back as their partners for the Indigenous Round: Sharks V Titans at Shark Stadium, Woolooware on...

Sutherland Shire Reconciliation is planning to ‘trade’ under another business name going forward. We would retain in the background the...