What is an Indigenous Family Liaison Officer? video
The video features Indigenous Family Liaison Officers from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, who talk about the role and how they can provide support to families.
The video features Indigenous Family Liaison Officers from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, who talk about the role and how they can provide support to families.
The focus of this video is on family violence and what it means.
The focus of this video is on family violence and what it means.
Tyerrtye Family Liaison Officers, or IFLOs mapele, itne ngenhe help-emeleme Family courts-enge. IFLOs warreke irreme Courts-eke, itne help-emeleme mape anthurre. Itne mpepe-le aneme.
Indigenous Femili Liaison Officers, or IFLOs, album yu garrim Femili Kot. IFLOs wek bla jat Kot, bat jey gin album alabat. Jey noma nyarl bla eniwan said.
Indigenous Family Liason Officers, a’ wiy IFLOs, nintang ma’aathayn iknakan Family Courts. IFLOs ma’kerkantan Courts’angan, an puth than yotan pam a’ wanch ma’aathantan. Than anman yotamantan ma’kerkantan.
Indigenous Family Liaison Officers, wu IFLOs-dhuny li gunggayun nhunany Family Courts-ngur. IFLOs-dja mala lika djama Courts-gu, yurr warrpam-nha lika gunggayun. Yaka walal li gali marram.
This fact sheet provides information about the role of Indigenous Family Liaison Officers (IFLOs) in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (the Courts) translated into several indigenous languages.
The Courts acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the elders, past, present and emerging.