The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) was launched at Bendigo Noah's Ark on Wednesday the 4th of October, and included a Welcome to Country, Smoking Ceremony and didgeridoo performance from the Traditional Landowners, the Djarra (Dja Dja Wurrung) people.
Noah's Ark staff, families and community members were invited to the ceremony to recognise the importance of the RAP and inclusion of our First Nations People, to create a conversation and understanding of our ongoing commitment to this important milestone.
To view the Noah's Ark RAP click here.
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