Stay Healthy and Strong is a multi-year, national bowel cancer screening integrated campaign that is aiming to create culturally safe dialogue to encourage more participants to screen and stay strong.

Purrumpa, a national gathering and celebration of First Nations arts and culture, took place on Kaurna Yerta.

Counting Actions, Not Anniversaries – Make Healing Happen 15 years on was an intimate and special event to honour the Stolen Generations.

In 2022 we proudly produced the National NAIDOC Awards Ceremony and Gala Evening.

33 Creative is delighted to be approached to help support the AES in developing their 25th anniversary strategy and supporting brand activation – We Deadly Together.

NSW Health engaged 33 Creative to consult with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representatives about their awareness, attitudes, experiences and communication preferences for virtual care. Virtual care, also known as telehealth, involves the use of telephone and video conferencing, remote monitoring and store and forward methods to connect patients with healthcare providers for healthcare services.

In 2021, Hearing Australia engaged us to help develop materials and drive media engagement as part of their national HAPEE program (Hearing Assessment – Early Ears).

In 2021, Hearing Australia engaged us to help develop materials and drive media engagement as part of their national HAPEE program (Hearing Assessment – Early Ears).

NAISDA Dance College, Australia’s leading dance and performing arts training organisation specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, has been instrumental in the skills development and empowerment of Indigenous dancers, choreographers, artists and artworkers in the performing arts since 1976.

33 were engaged by 13 YARN to enhance the reach and awareness of the service. We worked with the team to create a social campaign featuring diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander influencers to promote the 13 YARN services to their audiences and enhance overall awareness in First Nations communities.