Wundirra Community and Consultancy Services Ltd

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An Aboriginal community led NFP service providing support to Aboriginal people, families and communities - particularly those impacted by the child protection and/or justice system.

Every woman knows the feeling.You finally reach out for help.You're told to call housing. Housing tells you to call Cent...
17/06/2026

Every woman knows the feeling.

You finally reach out for help.

You're told to call housing. Housing tells you to call Centrelink. Centrelink tells you to call Legal Aid. Someone else tells you to call another service.

And somehow, the woman carrying the trauma, the fear, the children, the court dates, the housing crisis, the financial stress and the violence is expected to carry the burden of navigating the system too.

For too many women, help doesn't feel like help. It feels like another referral, another waiting list, another number to call, another story to tell.

At Wundirra, we believe women deserve better.

Women leaving violence, navigating child protection, rebuilding after prison, facing homelessness, or trying to create a safer future for themselves and their children don't need another handball. They need someone who will walk alongside them, help them navigate complex systems, advocate when needed, and stay connected until they get through.

That's what your donation helps make possible.

Every donation helps us answer one more call, support one more woman, and ensure one more person doesn't fall through the cracks.

This EOFY, we're asking our community to stand with women who are carrying more than anyone should have to carry alone.

Because healing happens in relationship. Because support should not end with a referral. Because every woman deserves someone in her corner.

One more woman. All the way through.

Donate before 30 June: https://www.givenow.com.au/wundirra

Link in Bio.

Over the past 18 months Wundirra has been approached by Mob and other stakeholders who have shared concerns about their ...
16/06/2026

Over the past 18 months Wundirra has been approached by Mob and other stakeholders who have shared concerns about their interactions and experiences with Glebe Youth Service (GYS).

As a Mob led org, we take those concerns seriously. Our role is not to make findings or determine outcomes. Our role is to listen when community speaks, advocate where appropriate, and ensure concerns are raised through the appropriate channels.

Over this period, we (and other ACCO's) have raised concerns directly with both previous and current Glebe Youth Service boards and leadership, as well as relevant stakeholders and funding bodies. These concerns relate to; ✔️governance,
✔️accountability,
✔️cultural safety,
✔️community relationships and the
✔️experiences of Aboriginal people engaging with the service (including opening hours and access for local YP).

Concerns have been brought to us by community members, ex staff and organisations. Also by individuals who attended a GYS board meeting and subsequently approached us seeking transparency, support, advocacy and a pathway for their concerns to be heard.

We sprung into action immediately and despite multiple attempts to engage directly with GYS regarding these matters, we have not received a response.

We are now escalating these matters to the relevant oversight and regulatory bodies for independent consideration.

This is not about personal conflict. It is not about attacking individuals. And it is not a witch hunt.

It is about accountability & transparency.

It is about ensuring mob and mob led orgs can raise concerns without being ignored, sidelined or discouraged from speaking up.

If you have relevant experiences, information, correspondence or documentation that you believe should be considered as part of this process, we invite you to contact Wundirra via forms link below.

Please share this post so it reaches who it needs to and others who may wish to contribute to this process.

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https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/wxx7LAZhrX

In Solidarity ✊🏽

  Land • Lineage • Lifeways..Kinship was often organized around responsibility, care, and belonging.✍️🏾: Doctress Tomasi...
14/06/2026

Land • Lineage • Lifeways..
Kinship was often organized around responsibility, care, and belonging.

✍️🏾: Doctress Tomasina Chupco, Ed.D 🌺 Indigenous Plantcestor Medicine
🎨: Culture • Community • Cause

When systems fail women, community steps in.Every day, women are expected to navigate impossible situations alone.Leavin...
12/06/2026

When systems fail women, community steps in.

Every day, women are expected to navigate impossible situations alone.

Leaving violence. Leaving prison. Fighting for their children. Trying to find housing. Trying to heal. Trying to survive.

Too often, we are met with long waitlists, closed doors, judgment, racism, and systems that fail us..

At a time when racist stereotypes and harmful narratives about Aboriginal people continue to circulate online and in our communities, supporting culturally safe, women-led spaces has never been more important.

The Sister Support Navigation Line exists because women deserve more than crisis responses. They deserve to be heard, believed, supported and connected to the services they need by women who understand the realities they face.

Your donation helps us provide:

✨ Culturally safe support
✨ System navigation and advocacy
✨ Referrals and connection to services
✨ Healing-centred, women-led responses
✨ A safe place to turn when everything feels overwhelming.

The safety, health, well-being, and healing of women is not optional. It is essential.

This EOFY, stand with Aboriginal women and help us keep answering the call.

GIVE NOW.

Every donation over $2 is tax deductible.

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💜 https://www.givenow.com.au/wundirra⁠�

Every donation helps us answer the next call and helps ONE MORE WOMAN.

03/06/2026

⚠️⚠️⚠️ Trigger Warning ⚠️ ⚠️⚠️

RECONCILIATION WEEK IS NOT AN EXCUSE FOR RACISM.

Aboriginal people have already spoken out about this post. The harm has been explained. The concerns have been raised.

Yet it remains online with more than 12,100 likes.

Let's be clear: harmful stereotypes about Aboriginal people are racist.

And racism is not harmless. Racism is violence.

It drives discrimination, exclusion, poorer health outcomes, child removal, over-policing, incarceration and the continued dehumanisation of our people. The harm doesn't end when the video does.

I'm calling on to do better.

I'm also disappointed to see public support for this content from people such as .by.eryka after those concerns were raised. We'd love to know what she likes about post?

Reconciliation requires listening. Accountability requires action.

Aboriginal people are not punchlines. Our cultures are not costumes. Our lives are not content.

If you'd like to take meaningful action this Reconciliation Week, consider making a tax-deductible donation before 30 June through deadlyconnections.org.au to support Wundirra's work with system-impacted Aboriginal women.

Because challenging racism isn't enough. We must also invest in the women and communities most impacted by it.

12.1k likes doesn't make it acceptable. It demonstrates exactly why this conversation is still necessary.

Always Was. Always Will Be. 🖤👣

Thank you for bringing this s**t to our attention




In solidarity. ✊🏽

  ..A reconciliation week to-do list. Because actions speak louder than words ✊🏾As the historic National Walk for Truth ...
28/05/2026

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A reconciliation week to-do list. Because actions speak louder than words ✊🏾

As the historic National Walk for Truth concludes its 800km+ journey, the message from First Nations communities is clear: a country that turns away from its past cannot build a just future. A nation in denial cannot reconcile.

Swipe for some actions to do this National Reconciliation Week. If you would like to donate to our EOFY Collective Change Appeal, you can do so at the link in our bio 🖤

TruthTelling

  ..F**K your “Sorry” Day! I’ll take your tokenistic, empty apologies when you stop stealing and locking up our babies! ...
26/05/2026

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F**K your “Sorry” Day! I’ll take your tokenistic, empty apologies when you stop stealing and locking up our babies! A day for settlers to feel good about the last few decades because one gronk said “Sorry” (and it did f**k all).

  ..We were never meant to be this exhausted.Family systems supported mothers - so that in turn, children could be suppo...
12/05/2026

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We were never meant to be this exhausted.

Family systems supported mothers - so that in turn, children could be supported.

Happy mamas day to all the mamas, aunty moms, and kokums.❤️

📢💐 This Mother’s Day, Wundirra (formerly  ) honours all mothers and mother figures, the women holding families, culture,...
09/05/2026

📢💐 This Mother’s Day, Wundirra (formerly ) honours all mothers and mother figures, the women holding families, culture, community, survival and healing together, often while carrying their own grief, trauma and survival quietly in the background. 💐📢

🩷 Aboriginal communities are deeply matriarchal. Women have always been central to the strength, protection and continuity of our communities. Children carry bloodlines through their mothers. Mothers, grandmothers, aunties and carers are our first teachers, protectors, advocates and healers.

💙 As Wundirra grows, our commitment remains grounded in creating spaces that centre the voices, safety, opportunities, healing, wellness and leadership of women and children, especially First Nations women & children too often overlooked by systems and society.

🧡 We know meaningful change requires listening and amplifying the voices of system involved and system impacted women. Women who are survivors of incarceration, child removal, violence, homelessness, addiction, racism and systemic harm carry critical knowledge about survival, healing and what genuine community-led support should look like. The same is true for women carrying the impacts of these systems through their children, partners, families and loved ones. BOTH experience harm, BOTH deserve a platform.

💜 At Wundirra, we are committed to promoting safety and opportunities for mob while disrupting lateral violence and strengthening practices of lateral love, accountability, healing and collective care. We cannot build safer futures for women and children while reproducing harm against one another.

🖤 Today (and everyday), we honour the fierce strength, leadership and love of all mothers figures walking alongside children, families and community while navigating their own healing too. We see you 🤩 We are you.

Together let's...

💜 Break cycles of lateral violence
🖤 Lead with lateral love
🧡 Protect women and children
🩷 Disrupt people and systems designed to harm, diminish, punish and too often destroy us
💙 Create safe spaces for healing.

📢 Important update – Youth Frontiers 📢After five years of delivering holistic, culturally safe, wraparound support for A...
28/04/2026

📢 Important update – Youth Frontiers 📢

After five years of delivering holistic, culturally safe, wraparound support for Aboriginal young people aged 10–17 across the City of Sydney, our Youth Frontiers program will come to an end on 30 June 2026.

This program has been funded through a DCJ contract. At this stage, no indication has been provided regarding continuation or recommissioning of this work, and the program will close with the end of the current funding period.

Over the past five years, we have delivered individual and group mentoring, alongside holistic, culturally grounded support, walking alongside some of the most overlooked children and young people in this country — those navigating the intersection of child protection and the justice system, where too many are failed.

This was also the only program within this funding stream that implemented a paid mentor model — recognising that lived experience, cultural knowledge and community leadership are expertise, and should be resourced accordingly, not extracted.

We have seen young people shift direction.

We have seen families, repeatedly let down by systems, find something consistent, safe and real.

That does not happen by accident. It is built through trust, cultural safety, and sustained, community-led delivery.

This is the reality of funded community work.
When funding ends, it is not just a program that stops —
it is relationships that are disrupted, safe spaces that disappear, and progress that is placed at risk.

And the impact is felt most by those who can least afford it.

Despite this, our commitment to Aboriginal young people does not change. We are actively exploring new ways to continue delivering this work beyond short-term funding cycles, including models that ensure community expertise is properly recognised, resourced and sustained.

What happens next:
• We will work closely with all existing participants
• We will not be accepting new referrals during this period
• Families and participants can contact us directly for support and information.

📩 [email protected]

Thank you for your continued support 🙏🏽 🙌🏽 🖤

Address

Enmore Park Cnr Enmore And Victoria Roads
Marrickville, NSW
2204

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+611800487662

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