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Wungening Aboriginal Corporation is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation which provides culturally secure, confidential and free of charge services to Aboriginal people in the Perth metropolitan area.

Kaya everyone!✨A friendly reminder that all Wungening Hubs will be closed on Monday.We will be back on Tuesday, but if u...
29/05/2026

Kaya everyone!✨

A friendly reminder that all Wungening Hubs will be closed on Monday.

We will be back on Tuesday, but if urgent help is needed during this period please reach out to:

Aboriginal Crisis Support Line
13YARN (13 92 76)
Alcohol and Drug Support Line
(08) 9442 5000
Crisis Care Helpline
(08) 9223 1111
Mental Health Emergency Line
1300 555 788 (Metro)

In an emergency please always contact 000

28/05/2026

Our NAIDOC celebration is fast approaching!

Join us for a family friendly day filled with fun, games, performances, lots of food and a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture!

RSVP now via: https://www.facebook.com/events/1546472643773836

Wungening are very proud to see our very own Kiesha Wear, Coordinator of Data Sovereignty right next to Maggie Walter, o...
28/05/2026

Wungening are very proud to see our very own Kiesha Wear, Coordinator of Data Sovereignty right next to Maggie Walter, one of the founders of the data sovereignty movement in Australia.

Both are featured in this article highlighting the movement of new ways to capture and collect data regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.

The Indigenous Data Sovereignty movement emerged as a collaborative effort by Indigenous academics around the world to reclaim control over how data about Indigenous peoples is collected, interpreted, and used. While the term itself is relatively recent, its foundations reach back long before spreadsheets and surveys. Prior to colonisation, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples governed knowledge through complex systems of cultural authority. Colonisation disrupted those systems, replacing them with British administrative practices that transformed Indigenous peoples from knowledge holders into data subjects.

Wungening are extremely proud to be a part of the Data Sovereignty movement, that helps provides a more accurate picture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and better supports stronger, more informed decision-making for our community.

To read more: https://socialsciences.org.au/news/indigenous-data-sovereignty-changing-the-story-australia-tells-about-itself/

Wungening was proud to be represented by Daniel Morrison‑Bird, Dr Rishelle Hume, and Emmanuel Collard at this year’s Nat...
27/05/2026

Wungening was proud to be represented by Daniel Morrison‑Bird, Dr Rishelle Hume, and Emmanuel Collard at this year’s National Reconciliation Week Breakfast. The event was a powerful and moving gathering, uniting thousands of Western Australians in truth‑telling, reflection, and shared commitment to a reconciled future.

Guided by Reconciliation Australia 's 2026 theme “All In”, the morning reinforced that reconciliation is a collective journey—one strengthened by courage, connection, and meaningful action. Our representatives stood alongside Elders, community leaders, organisations, and allies dedicated to driving positive change across our state.

Wungening remains committed to strengthening community, honouring culture, and supporting healing for our people.

Today marks 59 years since Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders were given the right to vote and be included in parlia...
27/05/2026

Today marks 59 years since Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders were given the right to vote and be included in parliament.

However, whilst this marks a milestone, there is still a long way to go till reconciliation and closing the gap with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.

Wungening calls on the wider community to acknowledge that change must happen- and it starts with us all.

Becoming a genuine ally to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders requires consistent, proactive action and a commitment to listening and learning, rather than a one-time gesture. It involves moving to support substantive solidarity to dismantle unjust systems that continue to disadvantage and marginalise our communities.

Because together, we can make change, and together we can secure a better future for young and present mob for generations to come.

Reconciliation week is here, and there are many ways you can contribute to aiding reconciliation with Aboriginal Austral...
27/05/2026

Reconciliation week is here, and there are many ways you can contribute to aiding reconciliation with Aboriginal Australians.

Running from May 27 to June 3, these dates include two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey: the 1967 referendum and the High Court Mabo decision.

This week is a time for all Australians to learn about shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how to contribute to reconciliation.

As an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation dedicated to healing mob across Boorloo, Wungening is all in on taking action to make positive change to our community.

Reconciliation will not happen by itself, and it will not happen without all of us.

Today is National Sorry Day.Kaya everyone, today our community is proper winyarn (hearts are heavy) as we remember the c...
26/05/2026

Today is National Sorry Day.

Kaya everyone, today our community is proper winyarn (hearts are heavy) as we remember the countless Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children forcibly removed from their moort and Boodja (family and Country), during the horrific time known as the Stolen Generations.

For those in need of some good community healing, Yokai Healing our Spirit and Bringing Them Home WA are hosting an event for Stolen Generations survivors and their moort, at The Stolen Generations Memorial in Wellington Square, East Perth.

The event kicks off at 10:30am and winds up at 2pm.

Otherwise, you can pop in to one of Wungening's friendly Hubs - for a yarn with any of our friendly healing workers.

Stay strong today mob❤

Earlier today, Wungening had the pleasure of hosting the R U OK? Convoy at our East Perth hub.Each year the R U OK? Conv...
25/05/2026

Earlier today, Wungening had the pleasure of hosting the R U OK? Convoy at our East Perth hub.

Each year the R U OK? Conversation Convoy travels across Australia providing FREE resources, events and activations for schools, workplaces, and community groups.

They do this to help local communities understand the important role they can play in looking out for friends, family, and workmates when they are going through difficult times.

The convoy was accessible to clients and community, with a BBQ, hot drinks, resources and a team of R U OK staff members who were available for a yarn. It was a great opportunity for everyone to learn more about R U OK? and how a simple question can change a life.

We thank the R U OK? team for popping by, and hope to host the entire team again very soon.

24/05/2026

Meet Leon, a resident at our pathway to housing shelter Boorloo Bidee Mia.

Courageous, resilient and kind are three words that come to mind about Leon from BBM staff and residents. He's got a big heart, and is taking every opportunity to achieve his dreams of heading back to country and helping out those on the streets in need.

A member of the stolen generation, Leon has been through consistent hardships- living in and out of foster homes, family troubles, addiction and homelessness. After living on the streets for over 20 years, Leon finally found at home BBM, and even better a community.

Its for people like Leon, that BBM and Wungening exist- to extend a helping hand, community and healing for our mob for now, and generations to come.

The R U OK? convoy will be coming to Wungening next Monday!Each year the R U OK? Conversation Convoy travels across Aus...
22/05/2026

The R U OK? convoy will be coming to Wungening next Monday!

Each year the R U OK? Conversation Convoy travels across Australia providing FREE resources, events and activations for schools, workplaces, and community groups.

They do this to help local communities understand the important role they can play in looking out for friends, family, and workmates when they are going through difficult times.

So come along, get a free feed and yarn with the R U OK crew!

Wungening's Noongar Words For The Week are back!💕🥰This edition kicks off with the women we celebrate this month: our mot...
21/05/2026

Wungening's Noongar Words For The Week are back!💕🥰

This edition kicks off with the women we celebrate this month: our mothers, and inspirational women in our moort.

As always, you're invited to take the information you've learnt here and use it in a sentence in the comments. It's all about building understanding and love for this moorditj ancient language. ❤💛🖤

Please enjoy today's deadly challenge.
✔️ PS: Due to there being many different Noongar/Nyungar clans in WA - and because of historic past efforts to stop this kwobidak (beautiful) language being spoken - spellings and pronunciations can sometimes vary slightly on those published here.
✔️We use two books as reference: Noongar Language Dictionary, compiled by Sharon Gregory; and A Nyoongar Wordlist From The South-West of Western Australia, compiled and edited by Peter Bindon and Ross Chadwick.
Boordawan/chat later!

Address

211 Royal Street
Perth, WA
6004

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61892211411

Website

https://www.tiktok.com/@wungening

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