RESOURCES
This is a place to access information, tools and links that support community, culture and wellbeing. We share resources that are practical, relevant and grounded in the needs of our people and partners.
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Understanding where you come from is a powerful step in strengthening identity and connection to culture. Accessing family history records can support individuals and families to trace connections, learn stories and reconnect with community.
Begin your family history journey through Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries:
https://www.cits.wa.gov.au/aboriginal-culture/aboriginal-history/family-history
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The Noongar Six Seasons reflect deep cultural knowledge of Country, guiding how people live, move and care for land and water throughout the year. This understanding continues to shape how we care for Bindjareb boodja today.
Explore the six seasons and their connection to Country:
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Protecting cultural sites and landscapes is a shared responsibility. Understanding heritage helps ensure that places of significance across Bindjareb boodja are respected, protected and passed on to future generations.
Learn more through Department of Planning Lands and Heritage:
https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-planning-lands-and-heritage/aboriginal-heritage
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Strong people and strong families are at the heart of thriving communities. Access to culturally safe health services plays an important role in supporting wellbeing across all stages of life.
Find services and support through Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia:
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Education and training create pathways for future leaders, supporting confidence, skills and opportunity while staying connected to culture and community. There are a range of programmes available to support Aboriginal students and job seekers across Western Australia.
Explore opportunities through Department of Training and Workforce Development:
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Understanding native title and land use agreements is important in recognising rights, responsibilities and opportunities connected to Country. These frameworks support Aboriginal communities to have a voice in how land is managed and used.
Learn more about the South West Native Title Settlement and what it means for Noongar people:
https://www.wa.gov.au/government/document-collections/south-west-native-title-settlement
