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Alison Simpson Artwork
My name is Alison Simpson. I’m an Aboriginal woman from the Kalari clan of the Wiradjuri nation from central NSW as well as Wemba Wemba from northwest VIC.
I am married with no children. I am an aunty to 38 nieces and nephews and I have 9 siblings. We lost our father when I was four years old and we were raised by our single mother.
I have 14 years’ experience working in Aboriginal health (3 years in the community controlled sector and 11 years in the public sector). I have recently moved from Albury NSW and am employed in the community service sector delivering aged and disability services to the Aboriginal community in Eden. I have a private consulting business delivering cultural competence training which I do in my spare time and I am also a student, studying Public Health.
I enjoy socialising and being around family and friends. I also love learning and being around knowledgeable people, especially older people. I love being outdoors and have great appreciation for nature and the environment.
I started painting in 2013 for therapeutic reasons and have been painting in my spare time ever since. My artwork is contemporary and each piece tells a story.
In 2016 the Health District held its first Aboriginal Art Award. The competition was open to all members of the Aboriginal community across our Health District. It was held in recognition of the International Day of the Worlds Indigenous People.
The themes for the competition were Partnerships and Collaboration, designed to reflect our District’s commitment to improving engagement and health outcomes for Aboriginal communities and Mothers, Families and Children, which is being used to promote the District’s programs delivered to mothers and their children.
The winners were:
Mothers, Families and Children Partnerships and Collaboration: Alison Simpson & Wayne Williams