26/05/2026
Today, The Health Hub acknowledges National Sorry Day, a day of reflection, remembrance and recognition.
We honour the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly removed from their families, communities and cultures as part of the Stolen Generations, and we acknowledge the deep and ongoing impact this trauma continues to have on individuals, families and communities today.
National Sorry Day is an important opportunity to listen, learn and reflect on our shared history while recognising the strength, resilience and enduring cultures of First Nations peoples. It is also a reminder of the importance of truth-telling, compassion, connection and healing.
At The Health Hub, we believe healthcare and wellbeing should always be grounded in respect, understanding, safety and inclusion. We recognise the importance of culturally safe spaces and the powerful role that connection to family, community, identity and Country plays in health and wellbeing.
We are committed to continuing to learn, grow and walk alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with respect and humility, while striving to create a space where every person feels seen, heard, supported and valued.
Today, we remember the past, acknowledge the ongoing journey of healing, and stand together in hope for a more understanding and connected future. π€πβ€οΈ