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  • Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation

    Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation's (AAC) mission is to establish and maintain an environment that benefits Aboriginal people through the creation of culturally appropriate employment, enterprise opportunities and the provision of education and training services throughout the Pilbara. AAC works with individuals, communities and other organisations to provide a range of services, enterprises and programs that facilitate increased participation in employment and economic opportunities. As the Community Development Program provider for the two regions of Hedland and the Western Desert, a large portion of AAC's workforce is focused on achieving this goal. Where real jobs are available, the staff work closely with employers to identify local jobs and jobseekers to make sure their skills currently meet the needs of employers and follow up with both groups once a jobseeker is employed. AAC staff provide guidance and preparation over inductions and ongoing maintenance of the jobseeker in the work force.

    (08) 9175 0731
  • EPIS Incorporated

    EPIS is a not-for-profit organisation servicing those in need in the Inland Pilbara and Western Desert area in Western Australia. We help by providing personal care, transport, respite care, domestic assistance, social support, centre based day care and home-based nursing. EPIS offers a range of basic support services for the frail or aged, people with disabilities and people who have long term medical conditions and their carers. Newman Day Centre (Nyabalee House) - (08) 9175 1666. Marble Bar Day Centre - (08) 9176 1060. Tom Price Day Centre - (08) 9189 2260. Desert Project - 0497 801 192.

    (08) 9175 5179
  • Indigenous Coordination Centre

    Core Business In the Pilbara region, Families and Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA) is the lead agency in the Indigenous Coordination Centre (ICC). ICC program responsibilities include: Volatile Substance Use; Drug and Alcohol, Caring for Country, Remote Jobs and Community Program (RJCP), remote community Municipal and Essential Services and Carers Respite Care.

    (08) 9138 3100
    (08) 9140 1321
    First Floor, 3 Brand Street South Hedland Australia WA 6722
  • Kunawarritji Aboriginal Corporation

    We live in a small community on the Canning Stock Route being Well 33. The community has a school with 2 teachers and caters for children between 4yrs - 16yrs. The community also has a clinic with a nurse who lives in community and a community store which is opened 7 days a week offering fresh fruit and vegetables to the locals as well as all other convenience store options.

    (08) 9176 9040
  • Martumili Artists

    Martumili Artists work with new and established artists, whose work showcases the diversity, integrity and strength of Martu culture. Martumili Artists gives artists equitable access to national and international art markets, using accountable, best practice systems. This addresses significant issues of unethical and unscrupulous conduct in the Aboriginal art market. This also means that artworks sold by Martumili Artists are of the best quality: the cultural authority of the works is undiluted, the stories are recorded and the authenticity and provenance of the art is undisputed.All purchases from the art centre guarantee the artists are paid fairly and the art centre commission is reinvested into the artists enterprise and their communities. Martu artists encourage all visitors to Martu country to support Martumili Artists.

    (08) 9175 1020
    0437 952 916
    Cnr Kalgan & Newman Drive Newman WA 6753
  • Puntukurna Aboriginal Medical Service (PAMS) Newman

    Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service is as a leading not-for-profit organisation highly regarded by clients, funders and donors. It plays an important part in building strong communities and families. It influences policy makers and ensures that health institutions and systems are attuned to the needs of the people in our communities. Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service is a financially secure, well governed, accessible and stable provider of best practice primary health care tailored to meet the needs of its client group.

    (08) 9177 8307
  • YMCA Newman Early Learning Centre

    The facility was purpose built by the YMCA in partnership with BHP Billiton Iron Ore in 2009 to support the needs of the local community. The centre has an amazing natural outdoor environment with real grass, trees, vegetable, a flower gardens and chickens, as well as offering a diverse creative arts program. The sense of community and homely atmosphere makes our centre a home away from home. At every opportunity, children are discovering and bringing their learning to life. We offer places for children from birth to 5 years, we only serve nutritious home-style food and we pride ourselves on offering extremely affordable fees. The centre is a member of Remida; a creative reuse centre that supplies recyclable materials to services for children to be creative with and learn about sustainability. YMCA Newman Early Learning Centre is also the base for a range of YMCA’s Family Support Programs, supporting Indigenous families and children in Newman and outlaying communities. We are committed to improving outcomes for Indigenous children and assisting them in successfully transitioning into school.

    (08) 9175 5508
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