We are excited to welcome our newest program: Disabilities Royal Commission (DRC) – Counselling Support, to our organisation. DRC Counselling Support is providing a free counselling service for people with a disability who have felt abused, neglected or exploited and are interested in sharing their story to the Royal Commission. We are now lucky enough …
Category: KSGAC Newsletter
First Stolen Generation Members Share Their Stories
How lucky we are to still be able to experience our Stolen Generation members share their story. Please click on the link below to listen to First Stolen Generation member Sam lovell and Marjorie Hunter share their stories. Sam Lovell_21 Feb_xvid Marjorie Hunter_21 Feb_xvid
National Sorry day
Today is National Sorry Day. It is the day we remember all the families who were affected by the forced removal of Government policies. Even though we cannot gather together today, we will continue to remember these people and acknowledge this injustice. Thank you to everyone who has purchased a Stolen Generation Flower from us …
KSGAC Sends Out Care Packages All Over The Kimberley
Over the past couple of months our office doors have been closed to the public however we have still been determined to assist and continue to help our members and clients. It was then decided by our CEO to create some care packages and send them out to our KSGAC members and clients. By sending …
Stolen Generation Flower sales signify; respect, unity and a collective strength.
For the KSGAC team it’s really heartening to see the National Stolen Generation flowers purchased all year round. We know they are worn by elders who are Stolen Generation. We know they are worn by family remembering their loved ones. We know they are worn by thousands of supporters who acknowledge the history, strength and …
Kimberley Community in full support of National Apology Day
A big turnout for the Kimberley National Apology Day event resulted in 230 people passing through the Broome Convention centre to acknowledge the Kimberley Stolen Generation people. The Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation’s annual event focused on the Australian Government’s National Apology: made 12 years ago and outlined the need to keep a myriad of …
KSGAC Link-up Team Leader Pauline talks with ABC’s Vanessa Mills about Link-Up’s role
It was an overcast, stormy day in Broome on February 13th 2008 with a cyclone brewing off the Kimberley coast. But the weather didn’t deter hundreds of people turning out to the historic Sun Picture Gardens, which once had racially segregated seats, to hear a historic apology. The Prime Minister of the day was apologising …
Dockers pay a visit to KSGAC
A visit to the KSGAC was high on the list for the Fremantle Football Club during the recent Kimberley camp. Stolen Generation members were delighted to meet a number of new players over morning tea where signed memorabilia was gifted. KSGAC CEO Tania Bin Bakar welcomed the Dockers new recruits and talked about the KSGAC’S …
It’s here ! KSGAC’s Whadna! Newsletter December edition. 2019
It’s here! Enjoy reading our Whadna! Newsletter. (December Edition) Time to relax, have a read and spot the familiar faces. Just click on the link below to read. KSGAC_5144_Whadna Newsletter
National Sorry Day -Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal People always in our thoughts
For National Sorry Day May 26th commemorative activities succeeded in uniting the community as the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation (KSGAC) held a number of events promoting awareness throughout the community. The official Sorry Day event saw Kimberley people travelling into Broome with 160 passing through the doors. KSGAC Chairperson Mark Bin Bakar said the …
