Southern Aboriginal Corporation

Southern Aboriginal Corporation Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Southern Aboriginal Corporation, Nonprofit Organization, 27 Chester Pass Road, Albany.

We are a not-for-profit Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (ACCO) delivering community services and programs across the South West, Great Southern, and lower Wheatbelt regions of Western Australia.

🌟 Pre-Employment Readiness Workshop 🌟Looking to build your confidence, skills, and readiness for work? Join us for our S...
16/06/2026

🌟 Pre-Employment Readiness Workshop 🌟

Looking to build your confidence, skills, and readiness for work? Join us for our Solid Foundations Pre-Employment Readiness Workshop delivered by Impact Services.

This program uses a culturally safe yarning approach to support open conversation, practical activities, and real skill development to help participants step into employment pathways with confidence.

📍 Narrogin – 17 June 2026 | 119 Federal Street
📍 Katanning – 1 July 2026 | Katanning CRC (The Hub)

✨ Includes engaging sessions, employer connections, and all materials provided
🍽️ Morning tea, lunch & refreshments included
⚠️ Limited spots available!
📩 Reserve your spot now: [email protected]

This morning, Southern Aboriginal Corporation was honoured to welcome Gayle Mitchell, Executive Director of the Office o...
12/06/2026

This morning, Southern Aboriginal Corporation was honoured to welcome Gayle Mitchell, Executive Director of the Office of Homelessness, together with Louise Koyd and Lucy Greer, during their visit to Albany.

Our CEO, Asha Bhat, met with the team to discuss the challenges and opportunities surrounding homelessness, housing security, and the delivery of culturally safe and responsive support services for Aboriginal people and diverse communities across regional Western Australia.

The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to share insights, explore common goals, and strengthen collaborative approaches that support individuals and families experiencing housing vulnerability. Through partnership and shared commitment, we can create more effective pathways to safe housing, wellbeing, and community connection.

We thank Gayle, Louise, and Lucy for taking the time to visit and engage in these important conversations. We look forward to continuing to work together to create positive outcomes for our communities.

What an incredible two days in Bunbury! 🌟We brought together our FVPLS team from all four offices for joint training, an...
10/06/2026

What an incredible two days in Bunbury! 🌟

We brought together our FVPLS team from all four offices for joint training, and the energy in the room was something special.

Together we:
✅ Celebrated hitting our 2025/26 goals
📋 Stayed across important policy, systems, and compliance updates
💙 Deepened our trauma-informed practice through dedicated training
🎯 Collaborated on a shared direction for 2026/27

It's rare to have everyone in the same place — and coming together face to face made this time truly meaningful. These are the moments that strengthen not just our practice, but our people.

Productive, energising, and full of purpose. We're proud of this team and excited for the year ahead.

🌟 ALBANY SPOTS STILL AVAILABLE 🌟💛 FREE Trauma Informed Practice Training 💛Southern Aboriginal Corporation (SAC) is offer...
07/06/2026

🌟 ALBANY SPOTS STILL AVAILABLE 🌟

💛 FREE Trauma Informed Practice Training 💛

Southern Aboriginal Corporation (SAC) is offering FREE Trauma Informed Practice training for workers supporting individuals and families during crisis and high-stress situations.

Facilitated by Tanya Hallett from Trauma Informed Practice Training (TIPT), this session will build skills and understanding to better support community in trauma-informed ways.

📍 Albany – Tuesday 16 June
📧 To register, contact Nicole: [email protected] ASAP

Limited spots available – don’t miss out!

🍞✨ Cook & Yarn is back! ✨🍞Next week we’re coming together across all offices to make pan fried damper and yarn about typ...
05/06/2026

🍞✨ Cook & Yarn is back! ✨🍞

Next week we’re coming together across all offices to make pan fried damper and yarn about types of FDV. Everyone is welcome to come along, learn, and connect 💛

📍 Albany | Wed 10th | 10–12pm | 27 Chester Pass Rd
📍 Bunbury | Fri 12th | 10–12pm | 16 Zoe St
📍 Katanning | Fri 12th | 12–2pm | 42 Clive St
📍 Narrogin | Fri 12th | 10–12pm | 119 Federal St

Come along and join the yarn!

📅 June Activities Calendar is Here! 📅We have a great range of free activities, workshops, information sessions, and comm...
03/06/2026

📅 June Activities Calendar is Here! 📅

We have a great range of free activities, workshops, information sessions, and community events happening across our four office locations and surrounding towns this June.

Whether you're looking to connect with community, learn new skills, access support services, or join in on family-friendly activities, there's something for everyone.

Check out the June calendar below to see what's happening in your area and come along to say hello!

📍 Activities available across our 4 office locations
🤝 Free community events and support programs
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Everyone is welcome

For more information, please contact Kim on [email protected]

Yesterday, we farewelled Antonia and acknowledged her contribution as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner with SAC....
30/05/2026

Yesterday, we farewelled Antonia and acknowledged her contribution as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner with SAC.

We thank Antonia for the support, dedication and professionalism she brought to her role and wish her every success in her future endeavours.

The occasion was also an opportunity to celebrate Ebony’s journey. Ebony joined SAC as a trainee and has worked hard to develop her skills and experience over time. We are proud to see her progress into a facilitator role, a reflection of her commitment to learning, growth and supporting community.

As we reflect on these milestones, we also acknowledge the conclusion of SAC’s First Nations Family Dispute Resolution Program on 30 June. The program has provided culturally safe and family centred dispute resolution services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, supporting stronger communication, understanding and positive outcomes for families.

Thank you, Antonia, for your contribution to SAC, and congratulations, Ebony, on this important achievement.

Concluding Reflections and Community ConnectionAs we share the final highlights from our National Sorry Day event, we re...
29/05/2026

Concluding Reflections and Community Connection

As we share the final highlights from our National Sorry Day event, we reflect on a day filled with learning, meaningful conversations, and community connection.

These concluding moments capture the unity, respect, and solidarity shared throughout the event as we honoured the strength and resilience of Stolen Generations survivors and their families.

Thank you again to everyone who attended, contributed, and helped make the event so impactful. Together, we continue building understanding, healing, and stronger communities🥰

PC: Jenny Feast Photography

🗣️Powerful Voices and Conversations 🗣️Sharing more official highlights from our National Sorry Day event, including the ...
29/05/2026

🗣️Powerful Voices and Conversations 🗣️

Sharing more official highlights from our National Sorry Day event, including the powerful presentations and panel discussions that created meaningful conversations and reflection throughout the day.

We thank all speakers and contributors for sharing their knowledge, experiences, and stories so openly and respectfully. These moments continue to remind us of the importance of listening, learning, and walking together towards healing and reconciliation.

PC: Jenny Feast Photography

Arrivals and Opening Reflections:The official photos from our National Sorry Day event have arrived, and we are honoured...
29/05/2026

Arrivals and Opening Reflections:

The official photos from our National Sorry Day event have arrived, and we are honoured to share some of the opening moments from the day.

Held in partnership between SAC and Great Southern Aboriginal Health, the event began with community members coming together for an important day of reflection, learning, and truth telling. These highlights capture the arrivals, welcome, and opening speeches that set the tone for such a meaningful event.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and stood together in acknowledgement of the strength and resilience of Stolen Generations survivors.

PC: Jenny Feast Photography 📸

Address

27 Chester Pass Road
Albany, WA
6330

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+61898427777

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