Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation
In 1996, The Kimberley Stolen Generation Committee formed and in 2001 became incorporated as the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation. The KSGAC is a unique service advocating and assisting the many Kimberley Aboriginal people adversely effected by past Government policies involving forced removal of Indigenous children from their families. For a deeper historical perspective go to the KSGAC- About page.
We are proud that the KSGAC has given a strong voice to the Kimberley Aboriginal people. Its’ Stolen Generation members and staff are tireless in their efforts to help raise awareness, education and honour the memory of the Mothers, Fathers and their children who went to their graves without knowing each-other and to help those still living to find their families.
KSGAC provides Government and other services with a better understanding of Stolen Generation people’s lives and of the work still needed to be done. The KSGAC projects and activities aim to provide better outcomes for those effected.
Link-Up Caseworkers are on hand to help the Stolen Generation people to reunite and reconnect with family. The Link–up Team’s research skills help those effected to gain a sense of belonging and identity with reunifications.
The Healing Art Group sees members engage in social and emotional wellbeing art activities.
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best website builder It’s here! Enjoy reading our Whadna! Newsletter 2023 WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following may contain images of persons both past and present. Time to relax, have a read and spot the familiar faces. July 2023 Digital August 2023 Digital September… Read more
National Apology Day in Australia is observed on February 13 every year in Australia. It is a national day commemorating the first-ever national apology made by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in 2008 Read more
The colour symbolises healing and reflects the journey of stolen generation members across the country and their ability to survive despite being removed from family, country, culture, language and all that makes them Indigenous Australians.
“FOR THE MOTHERS AND CHILDREN OF THE STOLEN GENERATION” Read more
– Celebrating Apology Day in previous years.
A long standing tradition as we celebrate the anniversary of the Apology Read more