Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation

04/11/2026

Kabayji Booroo | Youth Boarding Hostel plays an important role in supporting young people across the West Kimberley.

Providing temporary accommodation for students in Years 7–12, the hostel offers more than just a place to stay. It's a safe, culturally connected environment where young people can enjoy a good night's sleep, nutritious meals, positive support and healthy daily routines.

From getting up in the morning and preparing for school to building friendships and staying connected to culture and community, Kabayji Booroo helps create the foundations for young people to feel supported and ready to learn.

Importantly, it allows young people to remain on Country, close to their families and connected to their community while accessing education opportunities.

We're proud of the work happening at Kabayji Booroo and the positive difference it makes in the lives of young people and families.

See our other programs and initiatives here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZUMSyO75DhWi3XaR5zM9kw

04/11/2026

Join our team...

To apply, please contact ENAC Employment Services:

08 9191 2569 | [email protected] | ENES office, Unit 1/45 Clarendon Street, Derby WA 6728

Make sure to include your cv/resume and position of interest, so we can better support your career.

18/10/2026

Safe travels to our boy Boniface who has embarked on a big journey where he will join up with our Binar Family to participate in the Asia Pacific Cup in Singapore. We’ll be cheering you on from Budulah 💚🖤🏀🏆💪🏾💚🖤

14/10/2026

🌿 Connecting with community, culture and Country.

Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation was proud to support the WA 2029 Bicentenary team during their recent visit to the Kimberley Annual General Meeting in Kununurra, contributing to a Bush Healing session.

The conversations highlighted the importance of:
🌿 Caring for Country and the environment
🌿 Protecting culture and identity
🌿 Strengthening connection and community
🌿 Respect, reconciliation and inclusion
🌿 Celebrating culture and encouraging participation

Thank you to Reconciliation WA and the WA 2029 Bicentenary team for creating space for these important conversations, and to the Kimberley Land Council for hosting the gathering.

Listening to community and sharing perspectives is an important part of shaping a future that recognises and respects the stories, cultures and voices of Aboriginal people.

13/10/2026

We recently welcomed the ANROWS team to learn more about our work supporting men, children, young people and families across the West Kimberley.

🌱 As part of learning about family violence prevention in the Kimberley, the ANROWS team visited Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation to hear more about their work with men, children and young people and families to break the cycle of violence.

Maxine Chi, Rosita Armytage and Laura Brooks met with CEO Ben Burton and the Emama Nguda team and learned about their critical work supporting West Kimberley families.

Emama Nguda provides men returning from prison with a safe place to go, access to support services, and a pathway to accountability and change before returning home.

This vital work helps men break the cycle of violence, while holding men using violence accountable for their actions and keeping families safe.

🔎 Find out more about Emama Nguda's programs, including housing, early intervention for at-risk young people, family support programs and the Derby Youth Night Patrol:

https://emamanguda.org.au/

13/10/2026

A great couple of days of basketball. 🏀 Well done everyone!

25/09/2026

Supporting our young people to stay connected, engaged and learning.

This is one of our community-led programs supporting First Nations children and young people to strengthen their connection with education and their learning journey.

The program takes a holistic approach, working alongside young people and their families to help overcome barriers to education, build confidence and support positive outcomes at school and beyond.

We’re proud to deliver programs that support our young people, families and the wider Derby community. Take a look...

09/09/2026

At Emama Nguda, we're proud to support our community through a range of programs and services—and Employment Services is one of them.

Our team works alongside job seekers, local businesses and training providers to help connect people with employment opportunities, accredited training and career pathways across the Kimberley.

Whether you're looking for work, wanting to build new skills, or exploring your next career move, we're here to help.

🎥 Watch our video to learn more about Emama Nguda Employment Services and how we can support you.

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06/09/2026

Be authentic—there is only one you, and that is your greatest gift to the world. Be yourself. 💙

04/09/2026

We're looking for a driver to join our team...

To apply, please contact ENAC Employment Services:

08 9191 2569 | [email protected] | ENES office, Unit 1/45 Clarendon Street, Derby WA 6728

Make sure to include your cv/resume and position of interest, so we can better support your career.