Aboriginal Symbol FlowerKookaburra Tail FeatherWedge-Tailed Eagle |
The large “U” shapes are an Aboriginal symbol for women. The smaller “U” shapes represent children.
Circles commonly represent meeting places, shelters, or gatherings. The long stem represents a pathway in. I wanted to replace the peacock feather from the previous logo with a more appropriate feather.
I looked at heaps of female local birds and thought that the kookaburra was a suitable replacement. “Kamira” means “of the wind”.
I wanted to use a powerful bird that can be found in the area. I’ve used the women’s meeting place symbol as the sun with the eagle soaring. |
oUR CHARITYKamira is located on the Central Coast of NSW in a purpose built building. It has been offering services for women since 1982. The Organisation is accredited with the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards and receives funding from: NSW Health, Department for Health and Ageing, and HNECC Primary Health Network. Kamira is a non government, not for profit registered charity.
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contact usPO BOX 284 Wyong
NSW 2259 Phone : 02 4392 1341 Fax : 02 4392 6644 Email : info@kamira.com.au |
How can you help make a difference?
Donate to Kamira or become a Tooth Fairy. |