The WA State Government, represented by Dr. Tony Buti MLA, Hon John Carey BA MLA, and Divina D'Anna proudly announced the awarding of a Lotterywest grant to the Wunan Foundation.

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Wunan Foundation has established an ‘Aboriginal Cultural Safety Framework’ as a fundamental blueprint for cultural safety across the organisation.

The Wunan Foundation and MG Corporation have teamed up to provide valuable services from a Kununurra hostel site.

In a landmark collaboration, Wunan Foundation and MG Corporation have entered into a MOU delivering essential services in the region. This strategic alliance aims to maximise opportunities and drive positive social, economic, and cultural impacts, ensuring a sustainable and prosperous future for all Aboriginal people in the East Kimberley.

A successful partnership between Wunan and One Tree is set to bring a new and much needed childcare facility to Kununurra.

The 42-bedroom facility will now accommodate services and programs dedicated to supporting Indigenous youth.

Wunan has received grant funding to launch Target 120 in Halls Creek. Target 120 is an early intervention program for at-risk youth aged between 10 and 14 years.

The LifeChanger Foundation is coming to the Kimberley, in an effort to recruit and build the capacity of local mentors to provide local level leadership, guidance, and role models.

Some exciting news coming out of Wunan Media!

The Walk promises to provide at-risk youth with a transformative experience to help break the cycle of offending behaviours, and improve community safety.

The Wunan Foundation has successfully been awarded a three-year extension to continue delivering Headspace to the Kununurra community until June 2026.

The Wunan Foundation has expressed deep concern following the release of "Secret Police Files: Broome Hospital Senior Doctor Describes Alcohol Abuse in The Kimberley as 'Genocide'"

Wunan Executive Chair Ian Trust comments on the changes needed in our region.

Applications NOW OPEN! KEEP gives young Aboriginal people from the Kimberley access to a high-quality education, a supportive environment and an extensive range of extracurricular opportunities!

As previously announced in late March 2023, Wunan Foundation experienced a cyber-security incident where an unidentified third-party may have gained unauthorised access to an area of the Wunan Foundation IT environment.