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When You Become A Young Indigenous Carer From Age 9 - Part 1
In honour of NAIDOC week, Patty Kikos interviews Sierra, a proud First Nations Wiradjuri woman who lives in the Central West of NSW with her mother, attends university at Charles Sturt University and is studying to become a registered nurse. She became a young carer at 9 when her mother was diagnosed with early dementia, and Sierra had to help look after her mum and her younger brother. Part 1
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By The Benevolent SocietyIn honour of NAIDOC week, Patty Kikos interviews Sierra, a proud First Nations Wiradjuri woman who lives in the Central West of NSW with her mother, attends university at Charles Sturt University and is studying to become a registered nurse. She became a young carer at 9 when her mother was diagnosed with early dementia, and Sierra had to help look after her mum and her younger brother. Part 1