In-House
Waltja Nintipulka
Waltja Nintipulka or 'Getting Clever' is designed with a focus on capacity building in Aboriginal Arts management. This project trains senior Aboriginal workers to develop their skills as future art workers.
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Programs we offer
Waltja's Programs
Our programs help to ease social distress and strengthen community bonds for Indigenous children, parents, youth, and elders in remote Central Australia.
Ongoing Progams
Discover Waltja's Impact
Our range of programs are shaped by community consultations and guided by our Aboriginal Directors. We listen closely to create initiatives that empower and celebrate Aboriginal culture.
Community Events
Media/ Art Training
Waltja Nintupulka empowers Aboriginal art by training senior Aboriginal mentors to guide trainees in art skills and shop management for future roles in Central Australia.
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Youth and Families
Family News Magazine
"Family News" is a magazine by our Indigenous Media Team, which provides on-the-job training for young people to develop their skills in desktop publishing, photography, customer service and financial management.
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Community Events
Bike Workshop
The FIX EM UP project in Aputula, led by Alice Springs Police and supported by Waltja, brought local youth and adults together to repair donated bikes. It provided hands-on learning, instilling pride, and promoting physical activity and road safety while strengthening community spirit.
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Past Programs
Our Past Impact
Check out our past programs and find stories of how Waltja has made a positive difference for Indigenous families.
All Past Programs
In-House
Waltja Nintipulka
Waltja Nintipulka or 'Getting Clever' is designed with a focus on capacity building in Aboriginal Arts management. This project trains senior Aboriginal workers to develop their skills as future art workers.
Learn more
Community Events
Media/ Art Training
Waltja Nintupulka empowers Aboriginal art by training senior Aboriginal mentors to guide trainees in art skills and shop management for future roles in Central Australia.
Learn more
Youth and Families
Family News Magazine
"Family News" is a magazine by our Indigenous Media Team, which provides on-the-job training for young people to develop their skills in desktop publishing, photography, customer service and financial management.
Learn more
Community Events
Bike Workshop
The FIX EM UP project in Aputula, led by Alice Springs Police and supported by Waltja, brought local youth and adults together to repair donated bikes. It provided hands-on learning, instilling pride, and promoting physical activity and road safety while strengthening community spirit.
Learn more
Registered Charity
Waltja is a registered charity with the Australian Government Australian Charities and not-for-profits Commission.
