Yerrabi Yurwang is incredibly proud and excited to share the official music video "Narragunnawali".
In partnership with Desert Pea Media. Narragunnawali showcases the final result of the two week program that was held in October 2024.
This music video is also just one of the many positive outcomes of this project, which provided Cultural Connection between participating youth and their families/community.
"We were so proud of the participating Youth that we watched the video 3 times over and the deadly young crew received a standing ovation each time" said Yerrabi's CEO, Dea Delaney Thiele Yerrabi's Chairperson,
Selina Walker said "we are incredibly proud of this amazing group of Young People and send our deepest gratitude to them, their Families and Community who dedicated their time and effort in bringing this production together".
May our Children and Youth of today lead us to a better tomorrow!
Empowering Generations of Culturally Strong and Thriving,
Aboriginal Children, Families and Local Communities.
Yerrabi Yurwang is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation
which means it is owned and operated by Aboriginal people.
Upcoming Events
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Our Programs
Facilitating the empowerment of our children, families and community.
Building on their resilience to improve health, well-being and life outcomes.
“Health to Aboriginal Peoples is a matter of determining all aspects of their life,
including control over their physical environment, of dignity, of community self-esteem, and of justice.
It is not merely a matter of the provision of doctors, hospitals, medicines or the absence of disease and incapacity.”
National Aboriginal Health Strategy, March 1989
Our Vision
Yerrabi Yurwang strives to deliver quality culturally appropriate services to empower generations of Culturally strong and thriving Aboriginal Children and Families. This is an enduring statement of Yerrabi’s reason for existance.
Our Vision will be achieved through the following Guiding Principles:
- Aboriginal strength-based trauma-informed healing approaches
- The need for cultural understanding
- The impact of racism and stigma
- Honouring the centrality of our family kinship structures
- The impact of our true shared history and its consequential impacts of trauma, loss, grief, and anger
- Recognition of human rights and social justice
- Equitable needs-based funding models
- Universal access to basic care, health, housing, and education
