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Moorditj Kulungar Playgroup

Moorditj Kulungar Playgroup brings children, parents, grandparents and extended kin networks of the local Kwinana and Rockingham Aboriginal communities together to learn about culture and provide support through a child’s early years. 

Come and visit our welcoming, culturally safe environment and have a great time connecting with your little one, having a yarn with others, and sharing a freshly prepared morning tea.

What are the benefits of coming to Moorditj Kulungar Playgroup?
•    Playgroup helps give children the opportunity to thrive through improved early childhood development, care, and education
•    Families enjoy a range of activities, including outdoor play, intergenerational activities, crafts, songs, stories, and morning tea
•    Children are better prepared for school, and parents and caregivers can get help with school enrolments 
•    Intergenerational relationships are built with families, Elders, and young people at local schools, helping build support and guidance in the community 
•    Educational activities about language and culture help with developing a strong sense of pride 

What else is on offer?
•    Access to other community based agencies
•    Ear health checks
•    Outings into the wider community to celebrate significant occasions and activities
•    Special playgroup events for NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, Harmony Week, and Christmas 
•    Transport within the Kwinana area if required 

How to join our mob
No registrations or referrals are needed. Come down on a Tuesday morning during a session for a chat.

Moorditj Kulungar Playgroup is held every Tuesday at 26 Bolton Way (opposite Orelia Oval) from 9:30am to 12pm, during school term. 

Interested? Give us a call and chat to Fran on 0428 208 196, or pop in during a session for a chat.  

General queries can also be directed to 9236 4300 or programs@kwinana.wa.gov.au

Moorditj Kulungar Playgroup is supported by the City of Kwinana, National Indigenous Australians Agency, and Ngala.