Every community carries stories worth remembering, and our community storytelling projects create a significant community impact by bringing people together to preserve local histories. We focus on First Nations and other groups to celebrate their culture and share lived experiences through books, poetry, oral history, and creative collab
Every community carries stories worth remembering, and our community storytelling projects create a significant community impact by bringing people together to preserve local histories. We focus on First Nations and other groups to celebrate their culture and share lived experiences through books, poetry, oral history, and creative collaboration. Developed alongside the communities we serve, each project acts as a social enterprise that strengthens connections, honors memory, and leaves a lasting legacy for future generations.

Stories have the power to change the way we see ourselves and one another. Through guided journaling, storytelling, and creative reflection, Stories That Strengthen creates welcoming spaces where individuals, including First Nations communities, can build confidence, uncover meaning in their experiences, and foster a stronger sense of bel
Stories have the power to change the way we see ourselves and one another. Through guided journaling, storytelling, and creative reflection, Stories That Strengthen creates welcoming spaces where individuals, including First Nations communities, can build confidence, uncover meaning in their experiences, and foster a stronger sense of belonging. As a social enterprise, we deliver workshops in schools, libraries, correctional settings, youth programs, and community organizations, each designed to encourage growth that extends long after the conversation ends, making a lasting community impact.
An upcoming partnership between Red Kangaroo and Scarred Tree Cares, The River Kept Their Names, is a significant documentary poetry project showcasing the lived experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members of the Stolen Generations. Created in collaboration with survivors and their families, this initiative highlights com
An upcoming partnership between Red Kangaroo and Scarred Tree Cares, The River Kept Their Names, is a significant documentary poetry project showcasing the lived experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members of the Stolen Generations. Created in collaboration with survivors and their families, this initiative highlights community impact, honors truth, preserves voices, and ensures that these First Nations stories will continue to shape Australia's cultural memory for future generations, all under the framework of a social enterprise.
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