Nirrumbuk IV With Aled And Kumin 140820

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Matty J chats with Aled Dann and Kumin Sahanna about the opportunities availble at Nirrimubuk Aboriginal Corporation Delivering outcomes for Aboriginal people in the Kimberley for over 25 years Nirrumbuk was established in 1993 to build a brighter future for individuals and communities in the Kimberley region. Managed and owned by Aboriginal members, our board consists of 11 indigenous people from Broome and the Dampier Peninsula. We strive to build capacity and foster self sufficiency with a key focus on health, housing, education and employment. http://nirrumbuk.org.au/

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