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We are an Aboriginal-owned-and-operated NFP First Nations Housing Provider, dedicated to the socioeconomic inclusion of our people, which we contribute towards by securing appropriate, affordable housing for Indigenous tenants and their families.
26/05/2026
Marking the 25th National Sorry Day commemorating the Bringing Them Home Report, with solidarity, grief and support for the Stolen Generations and all of our mob impacted by historical and ongoing discrimination. NMM will continue to advocate strongly for mob-led solutions to the housing and homelessness crisis, and for a genuine commitment to Closing the Gap from policymakers π€πβ€οΈποΈ
25/05/2026
It was a great privilege to be welcomed to Larrakia Country last week for the 2026 Aboriginal Housing and Homelands Conference. NMM Managing Director Tina Ugle and Moorditj Mia coordinator Leonie Pickett shared our experiences and unique approach with a national audience.
Thanks to our sister Leeanne Caton and Aboriginal Housing Northern Territory for hosting this vital event for our communities. Great talks, provocative ideas, wonderful opportunities to connect and collaborate π€πβ€οΈ
12/05/2026
Major changes to the ππ¨π§π π«ππ₯πππ¬π π©π«π¨πππ¬π¬ are now in effect for WA renters and landlords. π°π
For the first time, tenants can apply to have their bond released themselves, giving renters the same opportunity as landlords to start the bond release process when a tenancy ends.
There is also a new dispute resolution process, where the Commissioner for Consumer Protection WA can decide most bond disputes instead of parties needing to go to Court.
If you rent in WA, itβs important to understand how these changes may affect you.
π Read the factsheet here: https://ow.ly/MjlX50YXhLM
30/04/2026
NMM's Maylands office will be closed on Friday 1 May due to a scheduled power outage. We are still available to contact on the reception mobile number π² 0493 488 355
The Moorditj Mia office in East Perth will be open as usual.
It was our pleasure to participate in last week's The Fremantle Network in with Dr Brad Pettitt MLC, Tim Clifford MLC, Tobias Busch, and Sergio Famiano.
NMM managing director Tina brought our perspective as a and First Nations housing provider to a very lively discussion of the . Thank you for the invitation and all who attended!
Aboriginal people living in Boorloo/Perth and WA remain uniquely vulnerable to homelessness and insecurity. We have the cultural and communal strength to end this situation, but only through increased investment in housing and programs led by our community rather than from the top down.
25/03/2026
βοΈπͺοΈ WEATHER ALERT: The Perth Region is due for heavy rain and strong wind this coming Friday and Saturday.
Please prepare to stay safe:
πΆπ½π§π½πΆ Make sure your family and pets have a safe, dry place to shelter.
πͺ’ Tie down, secure and store any loose or breakable items in your yard and inside your home.
π¦π If you can, safely check your gutters and drains and clean them of any blockages.
ποΈ Check in with your family, friends and neighbours.
π» Listen to ABC Radio for emergency updates.
In case of emergency:
If youβre in immediate danger, call 000.
π If you need emergency assistance during a storm or flood, call the SES on 132 500.
π§ If you require urgent, after-hours maintenance, please call 9271 8711
24/03/2026
NMM is excited to welcome Tommy Whitby and Annette Garlett to our Moordtij Mia homelessness outreach team!
Tommy is a Whadjuk-Badimia man with ties to Menang and Wilman Countries, joining us as an Outreach Officer. Annette is a Whadjuk Noongar woman who will be supporting our team as Resource Officer. Welcome to the team both π€πβ€οΈ
17/03/2026
We're excited to bring our Noongar perspective to Politics in the Pub in together with Tim Clifford MLC and housing experts as we gather to talk . Looking forward to discussing how our community is facing the and NMM's vision for housing our mob. Link in comments ππΎ
05/03/2026
26/02/2026
Thank you to our moorditj client Loma for speaking to The Guardian Australia about her experiences this week. We work with hundreds from our mob each year β parents, Elders and young people - who face similar barriers to accessing services and housing in this ongoing crisis for our community.
First Nations people in WA remain uniquely, overwhelmingly exposed to housing insecurity and homelessness as affordable housing becomes a thing of the past, and community housing fails to keep pace.
As the new Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute - AHURI report on Indigenous housing points out, Aboriginal-led responses to the housing crisis are working but we need government to treat us as full partners on the path toward ending homelessness.
Article & report links in comments ππΎ