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Monday 8:30am - 4am Tuesday 8:30am - 4am Wednesday 8:30am - 4am Thursday 8:30am - 4am

Akeyulerre

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Akeyulerre acknowledges and promotes Indigenous knowledge, practice and expertise recognised as being integral to the well being of the community.

Akeyulerre proudly works with the incredible rich culture and knowledge of Arrernte people. Akeyulerre was established in 2000 by Arrernte Elders and community members as a place for all Arrernte people to practice and enjoy their cultural life on a daily basis. Akeyulerre was the vision of Elders who came together in the late 1990′s to talk about how to strengthen their community and culture. Some of these Elders have now passed away. However, their vision has continued and is carried on by their families and the next generations. Akeyulerre is generally known as ‘the healing centre’ because it offers the Arrernte community a place to come together and strengthen themselves and their families. Through Akeyulerre, Arrernte people have an opportunity to accesss their own knowledge systems in thier own way. It was established so that young people feel proud of their culture and know that their culture is alive and strong. Akeyulerre is dedicated to ensuring there is a place for cultural knowledge and practices and that this is promoted and shared with the broader Australian community.

29/10/2026

🌿A little look at our Akeyulerre Shop.
Come for a browse!

📍3 Stuart Tce, Mparntwe (Alice Springs)

26/10/2026

We're often asked why we're called the Healing Centre🌿✨️
Our answer? At Akeyulerre, healing takes many forms.
From bush medicine and cultural learning to art, song, dance, yarning and connection to Country, culture continues to bring people together, strengthen identity and support wellbeing.❤️🖤💛

🎥 Watch the full video on our Youtube channel to learn more at: https://youtu.be/NVKwAKr_nPY?si=SiIk_R7cojQS0ctc

21/10/2026

Last week, Akeyulerre joined the 2026 Indigenous Wellbeing Conference on Ngunnawal Country in Canberra. 🌿 Here are a few moments from our time there!

A big thank you to ANZMH for having us, to the Indigenous people and organisations we had the pleasure of connecting with, and to everyone who joined our workshop.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share some Arrernte knowledge and stories from our healing centre, and to learn and connect with others along the way.

19/10/2026

🌿 Yarn & Learn | Honey Ants 🍯🐜

You asked, we listened! This time we're yarning about honey ants, a much-loved bush food and part of learning about Country.
Swipe through for some sweet facts 🍯👉🏽

🎨 Honey Ant artwork by Marie Ryder

12/10/2026

Tomorrow's the day! 🧡

We'll be at the 2026 Indigenous Wellbeing Conference on Ngunnawal Country, sharing our workshop 'Culture is Healing: Bush Medicine, Boomerang & Clapsticks Making', and the work we do at our Healing Centre.
📅 13 October
🕐 1:20pm
If you're attending the conference, come and say hello. We'd love to see you there🌿!

09/10/2026

At Akeyulerre, Indigenous healing is grounded in culture, Country, community, and connection.

Through Elder guidance, yarning circles, bush medicine, and on-Country experiences, we support holistic wellbeing and create opportunities for people to reconnect with culture and themselves🌿.

These are just some of the approaches we'll be sharing at the 2026 Indigenous Wellbeing Conference.

07/10/2026

A few moments from our Healing Camp at Ross River🌿✨

05/10/2026

We are honoured to be attending the 2026 Indigenous Wellbeing Conference supported by Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association, and taking place on Ngunnawal Country.

As an Arrernte-led healing centre based in Mparntwe, we are proud to be sharing our experiences and contributing to conversations about Indigenous wellbeing, healing and community-led approaches.

We'll also be delivering a workshop at the conference, and we can't wait to share more with you soon.

Stay tuned for updates as we prepare for the journey from Mparntwe to Canberra✈️🧡!

30/09/2026

Artwork Spotlight | Through the words of the artist 🎨

In this video, you'll hear directly from Eastern Arrernte artist Marie Ryder as she shares the story behind one of her paintings.
Art is an important part of healing, storytelling, and cultural connection at Akeyulerre✨️🖤💛❤️

If you'd like to see more artworks by local Aboriginal artists, come and visit us at Akeyulerre Healing Centre!
📍 3 Stuart Terrace, Mparntwe (Alice Springs)
🕑 Mon - Fri, 8am - 3pm

28/09/2026

📢 Closure Notice

Please note that our Office and Akeyulerre Café will be closed from Thursday 1 October to Monday 5 October, and again on Monday 12 October, as our staff and families come together for a healing camp on Country.

Address

3 Stuart Terrace
Alice Springs, NT
0870

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4am
Tuesday	8:30am - 4am
Wednesday	8:30am - 4am
Thursday	8:30am - 4am

Telephone

+61889522339

Website

http://www.akeyulerre.org.au/

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