Ceremony Support – National

Ceremonial Support provides practical assistance to help Traditional Owners, Elders and communities conduct cultural ceremonies and activities on Country. We understand that culture remains strong when it is practised, shared and experienced. By providing equipment, logistics, infrastructure and volunteer support, we help create opportunities for cultural knowledge, Lore and traditions to be actively passed on to future generations.

Murgon State High School – Alternative Training Centre (ATC)

A practical, hands-on learning pathway that equips students with the skills, confidence and support needed to create hope, opportunity and purpose. Through projects focused on trades, food sovereignty, elder care, machine operations, land management and digital storytelling, students gain real-world experience while contributing to meaningful outcomes for Community, Culture and Country.

Songline Revitalisation Journey (32 by 2032)

Connecting to Country, Culture & Community

Songline Revitalisation Journey is a community-led national movement that strengthens culture, connection and care for Country through ceremony, cultural activities, environmental regeneration and community engagement. Stretching from the Dampier Peninsula to the Brisbane 2032 Games and beyond, it creates practical pathways that honour ancient knowledge, celebrate living culture and inspire the next generation.

Oolah Project – Completed (Dampier Peninsular, WA)

A community-led project that delivered clean water, sanitation and essential infrastructure to support community wellbeing, cultural activities and connection to Country on the Dampier Peninsula.

Successfully Completed in October 2025

Ngemba – Water is Life (Dubbo)

Ngemba – Water is Life is a community-led initiative that brings people together to honour, protect and restore Country and waterways through ceremony, cultural activities and practical action on Country. Grounded in the understanding that water connects all living things, the project strengthens culture, supports environmental stewardship and creates opportunities to leave Country better for future generations.

Catch A Tosser – National

Catch A Tosser uses cameras, smart technology and community participation to reduce littering, illegal dumping and environmental damage. By combining education, accountability and practical action, the program helps protect Country, strengthen community pride and create cleaner, healthier places for future generations.

MOB Games (Murgon, QLD)

Bringing young people together through sport, culture and community participation. Inspired by the journey to Brisbane 2032, MOB Games creates opportunities to build confidence, leadership, teamwork and wellbeing while strengthening cultural identity and connection.

Lullumb Majah Camp (Dampier Peninsular)

Lullumb Majah Camp will provide a safe place where culture is shared, Lore is honoured, Country is protected, and people can come together to learn, heal, connect and inspire future generations.

Camp Connection (National)

Camp Connection brings people together through shared experiences, cultural activities and time on Country. It provides a safe and supportive environment where culture is practised, relationships are strengthened, and participants can learn, heal, connect and grow while creating hope, opportunity and purpose for future generations.

Mudnunn Rebuild Project

A transformational corporate and government partnership to rebuild Mudnunn as a thriving, self-determining community — driven by cultural healing, meaningful job creation, and sustainable, Indigenous-led development

Ingleside Project

The Ingleside Project is a visionary initiative aimed at establishing a self-sustaining community hub that integrates food sovereignty, regeneration, housing, food storage, business operations, and technology to support community growth, self-determination, and sustainability.

The Bilby Project

The Bilby Project is a purpose-driven initiative designed to support the perpetuation of culture through mobility. This envisioned vehicle will be dedicated to assisting with on-Country cultural activities such as harvesting, ceremony, and other traditional practices.

The planned vehicle and trailer setup will be designed to transport essential infrastructure—including portable toilets, a cool room, and a camp kitchen—as well as to support rubbish removal, ensuring cultural events are delivered with the necessary amenities. Once built, this vehicle will play a critical role in enabling mob to uphold cultural responsibilities in remote locations with dignity, safety, and comfort.