Our Stories | Ironbark

A group of jobseekers have completed a five-week pastoral skills course in Western Australia's remote east Kimberley.

The men, from Nauiyu have been getting hands-on with quad biking, horseriding, fence building and other station skills at El Questro, near Kununurra.

A digital media and literacy program has resulted in the stories and images of Nauiyu exhibited in a coffee table book.

In conjunction with Cassandra Powell, a professional photographer, Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation delivered a 4 week intensive program designed to support micro enterprise and improve literacy.

An overgrown and unusable section of the Humpty Doo Primary School has been transformed into a multi-sensory environment for students to enjoy.

Through the Community Development Program, funded by the Australian Government, Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation partnered with the Humpty Doo business community to complete the community project.

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