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Dream a Dream Foundation

Dream a Dream Foundation Ltd is a Western Australian Aboriginal charity providing philanthropic support to Aboriginal people and communities at risk of entering the criminal justice system, or affected by child protection orders, homelessness or mental health. Registered as a company in December 2019 and with the ACNC in March 2020, it holds Public Benevolent Institution and Deductible Gift Recipient status. The foundation works across seven pillars: education sponsorship, child protection, child care, cultural confidence, justice, education/training/employment, and NDIS. It also offers coaching, mentoring and cultural camps, acknowledging the Noongar nation of South West Western Australia.

Legal entity name Dream a Dream Foundation
Starting off CASWA member since
Sector Education, Community Development
Core services
Location PO Box 5056, East Cannington, WA 6107
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Who are we

Dream a Dream Foundation Ltd is a Western Australian Aboriginal charity that provides philanthropic support to Aboriginal people and communities whose circumstances place them at risk of entering the criminal justice system, or who are affected by child protection orders, homelessness or mental health issues, including people currently serving a detention or prison sentence. Registered as a company in December 2019 and with the ACNC in March 2020, it holds Public Benevolent Institution and Deductible Gift Recipient status. Its work is organised around seven pillars: education sponsorship, child protection, child care, cultural confidence, justice, education/training/employment, and NDIS. Beyond these it offers coaching, mentoring and cultural camps for young people. Guided by values of honesty, integrity, accountability, compassion, confidence and empowerment, the foundation acknowledges the Noongar nation as Traditional Owners of South West Western Australia and centres culturally grounded, holistic support for Aboriginal individuals and families.

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Why partner with us

Talk to us about culturally grounded support for Aboriginal people affected by the justice system, child protection, homelessness or mental health. We can also discuss education sponsorship, cultural advice and training, and mentoring or cultural camps for young people.

Membership is free and open to all eligible Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) across Western Australia.

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