Our
Programs

Community-led health initiatives designed and delivered by First Nations people, for First Nations people.

Our Flagship Initiative

Young Doctors

The Young Doctors project is a community-led program that empowers Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children (aged 9-12) to become health ambassadors within their own communities.

15 weekly sessions of hands-on health education
Co-designed and co-delivered with local Elders
Bridges traditional knowledge with modern medicine
Focuses on nutrition, hygiene, mental health, and environmental health
Measured Impact

Increases school attendance and inspires future careers in healthcare.

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Young
Early Childhood Leadership

Bubup Doctors

Adapted for younger children, Bubup Doctors (from the Woiwurrung word for "baby") focuses on early health habits and cultural identity.

Culturally safe early childhood health learning
Engagement with parents and carers
Foundational hygiene and nutrition education
Strong focus on cultural pride and belonging
Measured Impact

Sets a healthy foundation before children enter primary school.

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Bubup

Our Methodology

We don't just "deliver" programs. We build capacity and strengthen cultural authority through a structured community-led framework.

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Bring Malpa to your Community

We are always looking to expand the Young Doctors movement. If you represent a school or community organization, we want to hear from you.

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