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Tjukurrpa Tjutangku (Every Ones Dreaming Stories) More about our Social Enterprise Tjukurpa Tjutangku concerns the painting of canvas diary covers, or production of other art products, in return for an instant source of income. Waltja provides sewn blank canvas diary covers, paints and brushes to those wanting to help themselves in time of difficulty. When they return with the finished product all are...
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Read MoreEarly Childhood & Nutrition Programs
Funding Needed Waltja is currently seeking funding to continue working in the area of Early Childhood and Nutrition Programs. We would welcome dialogue with Philanthropic or Government agencies in order to continue our work. Waltja has extensive experience in delivering a range of projects and programs that support the development of innovative community-driven early childhood services. This is achieved...
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Read MoreCommunity Training
Waltja is committed to providing training in partnership with Aboriginal communities to meet Waltja’s five strategic goals: Helping people know New ways to do things Working together Better help for families Good ways to do things Waltja offers workshops and one-to-one training in a range of community development and community service areas, such as nutrition, health, child care, youth, aged care and...
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What’s happening with NGO’s
Waltja is self funded for our operational budget. However, in order to deliver projects on behalf of the Northern Territory and Australian Governments, we must now contribute our own funds. Essentially we will be supplying our own funds to deliver government projects.
Read MoreArt & Cultural Maintenance Project Case Study
Veronica James is Waltja’s trainee under the Art and Cultural Maintenance Mentor Porgram supported by the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation (TFFF). Veronica has been closely mentored over the last 12 months by Publication team members
Waltja at the Markets
Mandy and staff attended the Sunday markets and ran a stall to raise funds for our Emergency Relief Program. In the last 5 months, this program has assisted 410 individuals and their families which equates to up to 1500 people having benefitted from the service.
FRRR Visit
Alexandra from the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal recently paid a site visit to Waltja.
The main purpose of the visit was to introduce herself and find out more about Waltja. She was also keen to discuss ways the foundation could support Waltja in the future
Celebrating 15 Years
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