Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation in South Perth, Western Australia | Community organisation
Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation
Locality: South Perth, Western Australia
Phone: +619321 3166
Address: 10 Lyall St 6151 South Perth, WA, Australia
Website: http://thalanyji.com.au
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25.01.2022 WA Police, Department of Communities and Department of Health will be in the Bindi Bindi Community for a COVID-19 Pandemic Plan Roadshow tomorrow, Thursday 22 O...ctober 2020 from 10am. Bindi Bindi community members are encouraged to join us for a yarn over morning tea #fb This update came from the Onslow Police on Twitter
25.01.2022 In understanding each others stories, we all grow! #NRW2019
24.01.2022 On Wednesday 29th May, the Chevron Ear Health Program (Telethon Speech and Hearing) will be conducting their first free adult audio clinic in Onslow (criteria: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who are 18yrs and older). In collaboration with Silverchain Onslow and the Heart Foundation's Pilbara Aboriginal Heart Health Program, we will be providing a healthy hearts yarning session with a healthy morning tea and lunch, to create a purposeful 'waiting area' for the people as the Ear Health Program conduct the clinic. To get a from please get in touch with Thalanyji Member Services - (08) 9321 3166 or [email protected]
20.01.2022 The Western Australia Police Force wants to hear, listen and understand the voice of Aboriginal people on Concerns or challenges in your communities, Building better relationships between community and Police, Keeping your community safe, and... Improving our service to you Please ensure if attending that you contact [email protected] for catering purposes.
18.01.2022 Thalanyji Elder Care Units Here’s a little sneak peak into our Elder care units, This morning they went through their final electrical testing and have been powered up! Each unit has an identical layout, with duel kitchens and separate courtyards / backyards for live in 24/7 care.
16.01.2022 The Aboriginal Health Conference will be coming to Perth this July. In addition to the three keynote presentations, delegates also had the choice of attending a variety of clinical updates, case study discussions and workshops. Click for more details.
16.01.2022 There is transport available in Onslow and Karratha this weekend for the funeral. Please call 1800667569 to arrange.
14.01.2022 THIS WEEKEND! The Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market has quickly become one of the must-attend events on the Perth art calendar. Sat 13 Apr | 10am-5pm | Fremantle Arts Centre | Free entry... More info at: https://www.fac.org.au//revealed-wa-aboriginal-art-market/ See more
13.01.2022 We have 20 brand new cricket sets! 1 set per family, contact Nathan on 0401292930 to claim a free kookaburra cricket set!
13.01.2022 Celebrate NAIDOC Week 2020 by joining us for a variety of events across our communities, including an evening of live music and a film screening in Pannawonica,... kids’ basketball in Paraburdoo, a cook-up, corroboree and art display in Onslow, and cultural displays in Tom Price. Thanks to our community partners Rio Tinto, Chevron, Pannawonica Primary School, Paraburdoo Youth Centre, Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation, Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation, Peedamulla Campground, The PKKP Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, Onslow School, Western Australia Police Force, Wirrpanda Foundation, Swan Districts Football Club, Swans Active Education, Humble Soul, Onslow Sports Club, Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation Pilbara, IBN Corporation, Tom Price Youth Centre, Gumala Aboriginal Corporation, Tom Price Arts Hub and Nintirri Centre, Paraburdoo Primary School, Karingal, Sodexo and Department of Communities for making the celebrations possible.
12.01.2022 BTAC Members & Staff are pleased to announce the recovery of BTAC and the end of ORIC’s special administration.
11.01.2022 Celebrated Martu artist Bugai Whyoulter will present her first solo exhibition in nearly a decade at The Goods Shed in the Perth’s suburb of Claremont. Bugai will show a selection of significant recent and historical works by the pujiman (desert-born) artist, who is from Kunawarritji - Well 33 on the Canning Stock Route in central WA. Renowned as one of WA’s leading contemporary Aboriginal artists, Bugai’s artwork beautifully captures the tuwa (sandhills), warla (salt lakes), waterholes and landmarks of her Country on canvas. Presented by independent not-for-profit group FORM in association with Martumilli Artists, Bugai opens at The Goods Shed, Claremont on July 4, and runs until September 15.
09.01.2022 Let there be light! Here’s a little sneak peak of our medical center that’ll be opening soon! Exciting times ahead!
05.01.2022 The Thalanyji Service Stations will be closed on Good Friday, Easter Monday and ANZAC Day. Business as usual the days between.
04.01.2022 National NAIDOC Week is nearly upon us. Check out what events are happening near you.
03.01.2022 Breakfast Club continues throughout the school holidays!
03.01.2022 Even with the school holidays we were able to deliver 141 breakfasts in April. 128 during term and 13 during the break. Highlight of our day seeing the kids before they head over to school every morning.
