The program guides young people to Indigenous ways of knowing and being as a pathway to a greater understanding of the land, water, and Identity to increase the quality of their relationship and connectedness to Culture. It is recognized as a wellbeing program featuring Aboriginal language, movement (the rhythm of Country), meditation, dadirri, yarning, songs, and art. The content is delivered in a contemporary style that allows Culture to be visible again.

It encourages young people to develop a deep appreciation for Country and heal.  

The program recognises the importance of Indigenous knowledge and concepts, and works to help participants to connect to Country, exploring Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and thinking as a pathway to a greater understanding of the land, water, and our peoples. The program encourages Koorie expression through wellbeing, stories, art and music to accept the many benefits to be gained from meditation, physical movement, mindfulness, and gaining a sense of connection to place.

The program also features Aboriginal language, shares Aboriginal Culture and supports sustainability learning.

The program weaves through the “8 Ways of Learning” pedagogy that is based on research conducted by Aboriginal education scholars in NSW. We combine Dadirri, inner deep listening and Wayapa Wuurk, a unique mind-body practice that combines multi-sensory meditation with traditional movement. These mind-body-earth practices link personal wellbeing with community/environmental connection, building a sustainable society together and moving towards a healed generation.

The program can be delivered remotely or face-to face, and is a combination of outdoor education and classroom inclusion.