A Welcome to Country is an important cultural protocol that recognises the enduring connection of Tasmanian Aboriginal people to Country. Delivered by a recognised Traditional Owner or Elder, it offers a respectful welcome to visitors while acknowledging the history, culture, and continuing presence of the First Peoples of this place. Welcome to Country ceremonies can be provided for events, conferences, gatherings, and special occasions.

Enhance your school camp with a meaningful and engaging cultural experience delivered by MTWAC. Our programs provide students with the opportunity to connect with local Aboriginal culture through interactive activities, storytelling, and hands-on learning.

Led by knowledgeable community members, sessions can include cultural talks, traditional practices, bush tucker insights, and an introduction to local history and connection to Country.

These experiences are designed to be educational, respectful, and memorable, helping students develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal culture and heritage.

This 2-day training program provides the participant with knowledge and insights regarding the history and culture of Tasmanian First Nations people while understanding the contemporary challenges they are facing today. MTWAC cultural sensitivity and awareness training aims to educate non-Aboriginal people about aspects of Tasmanian First Nations beliefs and practices, past and present, in a safe and respectful manner including the opportunity to walk on country.