Identity Aboriginal people are the original people of Australia [32064]. At the time of European settlement there were over 250 separate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social groups or communities, each having their own culture, language and traditions [13476]. Identity is more than just what ‘race’ a person is. It includes cultural values and practices including art, dance, legends, rituals and customs, as well as language [27100]. Other components that go together to make up identity include family, traditions and country [19567]. References Key resources calculating...Publicationscalculating...Resourcescalculating...Programs Like to see more? The funds provided by the Australian Department of Health and Aged Care enable good coverage of many areas, particularly those within the direct responsibility of the health system. However there are other health topics which require additional funding. We seek your assistance to fund this topic to support us in helping to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Learn more about funding opportunities
