People are posting impressive themed foods for annual Close the Gap Day morning teas

As annual National Close the Gap Day events happen across the country, many are sharing their support and culinary talents.

People are joining the Close the Gap cause with creative kitchen talents Source: Instagram / @sjc_artdesign @katecrilly @cathie_reid

Last year, approximately 150,000 Australians participated in 1596 seperate National Close the Gap Day events across the country. Today, workplaces, schools, community organisations, councils and even small local retailers are similarly coming together to take meaningful action in support of achieving Indigenous health and wellbeing equality.

Annual Morning or Afternoon Teas are a general staple on Close the Gap Day, where meet-and-greets to discuss and exchange information are accompanied with treats and snacks, often for sale to raise money for a variety of not-for-profits who work to 'Close the Gap'. 

With social media use increasing, this year, many have taken to Instagram and Twitter to show how they're not only supporting the cause, but are also making a meal out of a message.

Source: Twitter

If you and your community have prepared an Indigenous-inspired edible for National Close the Gap day, share it with us via. Facebook, Twitter (@NITV) or Instagram (@nitv_au).