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Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation

Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation (NBAC) is a 100% Aboriginal-controlled, not-for-profit social enterprise based in Roebourne in the Pilbara. Its name combines Ngarliyarndu (people of the coastal Pilbara) and Bindirri (star). Formally established in 2000 with roots reaching back to 1970s community initiatives such as Leramugadu gardening, NBAC is one of the oldest and largest Aboriginal corporations in the Pilbara. It empowers its community through culture, employment and self-determination, running enterprises and support services including grounds and maintenance, retail, driving instruction, the Roebourne Post Office and the Pilbara Support Network.

Legal entity name Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation
Starting off CASWA member since
Sector Community Development, Redress & Stolen Generation Services
Core services
Location 18 Roe St, Roebourne WA 6718
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Who we are

Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation is a community-led, 100% Aboriginal-controlled not-for-profit operating on a social enterprise model in Roebourne. Formally established in 2000, it grew from 1970s community initiatives and is now described as one of the oldest and largest Aboriginal corporations in the Pilbara. NBAC's vision is maximum well-being and self-determination for its people, guided by values of honesty, empowerment, equality and pride. It delivers this through a mix of enterprises and support services: Brida grounds and maintenance work, Handy Hands retail, the Red Dirt Driving Academy, the Roebourne Post Office and the Pilbara Support Network covering mental health, housing and family services. The organisation employs more than 200 local people, over half of them Aboriginal, and reports being almost entirely self-funded through its enterprises, keeping wages and opportunity in the local Aboriginal community while honouring culture.

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Why partner with us

Talk to us about Aboriginal employment and training in the Pilbara, and about engaging our enterprises for grounds and maintenance, retail or driver training. We can also connect you with the Pilbara Support Network for community wellbeing, housing and family services.

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