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Milliya Rumurra Aboriginal Corporation

Milliya Rumurra Aboriginal Corporation is a Broome-based Aboriginal alcohol and other drug (AOD) service that has supported families affected by alcohol and drugs since 1978. Operating in the Kimberley, it provides residential rehabilitation and community recovery support, and has partnered with Cyrenian House to extend outreach across the region, including the Dampier Peninsula and south to Bidyadanga. Its programs include residential treatment in Broome plus recovery supports such as mindfulness and youth activities. Milliya Rumurra works to reduce alcohol and drug-related harm and help individuals and families toward recovery, offering opportunities for clients to build skills while completing treatment.

Legal entity name Milliya Rumurra Aboriginal Corporation
Starting off CASWA member since
Sector Community Development, Health, Alcohol & Other Drugs
Core services
Location 78 Great Northern Highway, Broome WA 6725
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Who we are

Milliya Rumurra Aboriginal Corporation is a long-established Aboriginal alcohol and other drug service based in Broome, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. According to its chief executive, it has supported families affected by alcohol and drugs since 1978, making it one of the region's enduring Aboriginal-controlled health services. Milliya Rumurra provides a safe residential rehabilitation setting in Broome together with community-based recovery support, helping individuals and families address substance-related harm and move toward recovery. It has partnered with Cyrenian House to expand outreach across the Kimberley, reaching communities along the Dampier Peninsula and south to Bidyadanga. Its programs pair structured treatment with recovery supports such as mindfulness and youth activities, and offer clients opportunities to develop skills while completing their treatment. The organisation's focus is culturally safe, holistic care that supports lasting recovery for Aboriginal people and their families.

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