Institute of Indigenous Wellbeing and Sport

Institute of Indigenous Wellbeing and Sport Noongar people achieving success, at every level, on every field.

The Institute of Indigenous Wellbeing and Sport of WA (IIWSWA) is an Aboriginal controlled not for profit community organisation governed by a Board of Management. The IIWS responsibility is to develop partnerships that maximise opportunities for Aboriginal Australians (specifically in Nyoongar Country) to participate in sport and recreation in order to produce health, education, social and cultural benefits for individuals and their respective communities.

24/04/2026

School holidays done right 🙌

Our Regional School Holiday Program in Collie brought the energy, the laughs, and plenty of unforgettable moments! From new friendships to action-packed activities, it’s all about getting kids active, confident, and having fun.

Missed out this time? Don’t worry—we’ll be back! 💥

09/03/2026

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09/03/2026
KAYA MOBOur team is running a FREE Traditional Indigenous Games Workshop tomorrow in partnership with the City of Bunbur...
08/10/2025

KAYA MOB

Our team is running a FREE Traditional Indigenous Games Workshop tomorrow in partnership with the City of Bunbury.

Date: 9 October 2025
Time: 10.00am - 12.00pm
Location: Koolambidi Woola - Bunbury Youth Precinct
Ages: 12 - 17 years
Cost: FREE

No registrations needed, everyone welcome!

Hope to see you there!

17/09/2025

🎉 Traditional Indigenous Games Carnival 🎉

We were proud to support an incredible day of culture, connection, and community at the Traditional Indigenous Games Carnival, hosted in collaboration with the Stephen Michael Foundation.

Primary school students from across Kwinana and Rockingham came together to experience and engage in a range of traditional Indigenous games — celebrating First Nations culture while building teamwork, leadership, resilience, and positive relationships with peers from other schools.

We are grateful to be able to partner with organisations like the Stephen Michael Foundation, where both our teams did a wonderful job in creating a successful carnival!

A big thank you to BHP Western Australia for supporting the event, and to the stakeholders whose support helped contribute to the carnival’s success on the day: City of Kwinana bp Zone Youth Space headspace Rockingham, St John WA and The Smith Family.

Video by RNF Studios.

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