About
Who we are
Daylight Cultural Immersions is an independently owned Aboriginal business dedicated to sharing the diverse cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through interactive experiences, we provide unique opportunities to engage with traditional knowledge, stories, and practices, fostering connection and cultural understanding. Our experiences are tailored for businesses, schools, and community groups, offering hands-on activities such as painting, bush tucker, boomerang throwing, and more, all guided by expert facilitators.
Aunty Jeanette Singleton
Aunty Jeanette Singleton, an esteemed Irrukandji (Yirrganydjii) Traditional Custodian of Gimuy (Cairns region), is our much appreciated and highly respected in-house elder. With her explicit endorsement and authorisation, Aunty Jeanette has approved all services provided by Daylight Cultural Immersions.
Kayla
Yundu Yalada (Hello) my name is Kayla, I am a proud descendant of the Western Gugu Yalanji (Karma Waters and Daintrees), Bidjara (Carnavon Gorge) and Durumbal (Shoalwater Bay to Banana) people. Working in sectors such as Tourism, Early Education, Youth and Alcohol and Other Drugs have given me the passion to combine my career and culture knowledge to present a unique and fulfilling experience the community will benefit from.
Jesse
Waddamooli, my name is Jesse Coleman and I am a proud descendant of the Gudjala (Charters Towers) and Olkola (Coen) people. I have travelled across Australia and lived up and down the East Coast. I relocated to Gimuy (Cairns) as it is in the middle of both my countries. I have worked and learnt from some of the best cultural teachers from all over Australia which has blessed me with knowledge from many tribes throughout Australia.
Why Collaborate with Daylight Cultural Immersions?
By collaborating with Daylight Cultural Immersions, you are actively supporting a 100% Indigenous-owned and operated business, making a meaningful contribution to enriching the cultural landscape. Daylight Cultural Immersions strategically partners with numerous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander facilitators to seamlessly share cultures and foster positive engagement and good spirit with all workshop participants. We believe that every day is an opportunity for reconciliation and we believe that every week is Naidoc Week. Your collaboration not only serves to bridge cultural divides but also cultivates a profound understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, thereby elevating the inclusivity of your business or educational institution.