Culturally safe support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living on Worimi Country.
Our specialised support includes the Worimi Advocacy and Referral Service (W.A.R.S) for all ages and the Ngarramba Indigenous Homework Club (PaCE) for kids aged 8–14. Both programs provide practical support to help local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people stay strong, supported and connected to community.
Worimi Advocacy and Referral Service (W.A.R.S)
One-on-one support to reduce substance misuse.
W.A.R.S delivers case management for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of all ages living on Worimi Country. Our team works alongside you to reduce substance misuse, minimise harm, access services and address the issues that might be making life harder – such as mental health, housing and legal issues.
Our team works with you to:
- Get support for alcohol and other drug misuse.
- Access health services, including mental health support.
- Find safe housing and manage tenancy issues.
- Work through legal and justice concerns.
- Connect with other community services.
This program is funded by The National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)
Worimi Advocacy and Referral Service (W.A.R.S)
One-on-one support for Aboriginal people to reduce substance misuse.
W.A.R.S delivers case management for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of all ages living on Worimi Country. Our team works alongside you to reduce substance misuse, minimise harm, access services and address the issues that might be making life harder – such as mental health, housing and legal issues.
Our team works with you to:
- Get support for alcohol and other drug misuse.
- Access health services, including mental health support.
- Find safe housing and manage tenancy issues.
- Work through legal and justice concerns.
- Connect with other community services.
This program is funded by The National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)
Ngarramba Indigenous Homework Club (PaCE)
Helping kids stay on track at school and connected to community.
The Ngarramba Indigenous Homework Club is a Parent and Community Engagement (PaCE) Program. It supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids aged 8–14 on Worimi Country who have decreased school attendance. We help students and their families build skills, motivation and community connections to support school engagement.
How we help:
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Homework support:
Helping kids stay on top of schoolwork in a relaxed, supportive space.
- Motivation and engagement: Encouraging school attendance through fun, meaningful activities.
- Family involvement: Working with parents to build advocacy skills and strengthen community ties.
Our team also supports parents to develop their own skills, connect with local networks and feel more confident supporting their child’s education.
Ngarramba Indigenous Homework Club (PaCE)
Helping kids stay on track at school and connected to community.
The Ngarramba Indigenous Homework Club – a Parent and Community Engagement (PaCE) Program – supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids aged 8–14 on Worimi Country who have decreased school attendance and need extra encouragement to stay engaged. We work with students and their families to build skills, motivation and connections within the community.
How we help:
-
Homework support:
Helping kids stay on top of schoolwork in a relaxed, supportive space.
- Motivation and engagement: Encouraging school attendance through fun, meaningful activities.
- Family involvement: Working with parents to build advocacy skills and strengthen community ties.
Our team also supports parents to develop their own skills, connect with local networks and feel more confident supporting their child’s education.
Our services
Dedicated services for young people and families
Proudly living and working on Worimi Country
Nyiirun Worimigal barrayguba ngarraynbu
