Mentor, Keynote Speaker, Community ENGAGEMENT, Educator
Joshua Toomey
About
My Story
I am a proud Wiradjuri man from Dubbo in central-western NSW.
My passion has always been to help support the wider community to break free from active addiction of alcohol other drugs and encourage those to reach their full potential.
My goal will always be to help Aboriginal people transform their lives through positive and sustainable change, support the wider community & encourage those to reach their full potential.
From completing high school with poor numeracy and literacy skills,
I’ve faced many battles, some of my own doing and through this I have always approached life head on & strived to become a better person and role model.
My passion for developing others is reflected in my personal goal to be a leader and stand up for positive change. Through my actions, I believe this is achievable. I am committed to continuing my mission to motivate other Indigenous Australians into empowering their lives as a means of creating positive experiences within our communities.
With my strong communication skills, witty storytelling, support network, self-determination, and ability to motivate and encourage others, I have transformed my own life and through power of example the lives of many other young Aboriginal people from disadvantaged educational and social backgrounds.
We must walk together to achieve this change.
Services
Workshops
Activities for school children
Corporate
Covering diverse topics
“I am thrilled to express my admiration for Joshua Toomey, a remarkable First Nations educator at Ballykin ELC. Joshua’s captivating storytelling, combined with his skillful didgeridoo performances, have brought joy and cultural enrichment to our community for the past 3 years. His ability to connect with children, families, and fellow educators is truly commendable, making him a cherished and invaluable member of our team. Joshua’s passion for education and vibrant spirit leave a lasting impact on everyone fortunate enough to be a part of his journey at Ballykin ELC.”


