The event will be held on the Toronto foreshore, starting with a peaceful march down The Boulevarde at 10am.

Applications for displays and stall holders pertaining to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and services are encouraged.

Booking forms are available to download from the website naidocwestlakes.com or email naidocwestlakes@bigpond.com.

Locals can also access the website and email address to inquire about joining the planning committee for the event, and for information about the next meeting at Nikinpa, Toronto West.

NAIDOC Week involves both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people coming together to promote understanding and pride, educate young people, and celebrate the diversity of the Australian culture.

The 2019 theme of NAIDOC Week is 'Voice, Treaty Truth'.

These were identified as the three key elements to the reforms set out in the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

National NAIDOC co-chair John Paul Janke said 2019 was a unique opportunity to hear the nation's indigenous voice given 2019 is being celebrated as the UN's International Year of Indigenous Languages.

"It's time for our knowledge to be heard through our voice - an Indigenous voice of this country that is over 65,000 years old," Mr Janke said.

For more information phone 0409 902043 or visit naidocwestlakes.com

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