Koya Aboriginal Corporation

21/06/2026

Make a Difference This End of Financial Year

As we approach the end of the financial year, we invite you to support the work of Koya Aboriginal Corporation and help create brighter futures for Aboriginal children and young people in our community.

Your donation helps us provide:

🖤 Cultural learning and connection
📚 Education and school engagement programs
⚽ Sports and recreation opportunities
🌱 Health and wellbeing support
🎓 Positive pathways for young people to achieve their goals

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us continue delivering programs that empower children and young people to thrive, stay connected to culture and reach their full potential.

If you're looking for a meaningful way to give before 30 June 2026, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to support our work.

Option 1: Direct deposit

• Bank: Westpac
• BSB: 036-087
• Account Number: 723061
• Account Name: Koya Aboriginal Corporation

Please include your organisation name as the payment reference so we can issue your receipt promptly. If you would prefer to be invoiced, please let us know using the details below.

Option 2: Confirm your contribution

• Your name
• Email and phone
• Donation amount committed
• Whether an invoice is required (Yes/No)
• Any additional comments

Contributions of $2 or more are tax-deductible and a receipt will be issued for your records.

Together, we can create opportunities, strengthen communities, and invest in the next generation.

31/03/2026

This weekend we wrapped up the summer basketball season with both the under 10s Hawkz and the under 16s Gliderz.

The Hawkz played the Phoenix Flames and despite not coming away with the win, the team showed both perseverance and strength.

The Hawkz have demonstrated considerable growth throughout this season in not only their skill but also their confidence.

Our under 16 Koya Gliderz also came away with the championship in the Under 16 C Grade Grand Final!

The team played amazingly, working together as a team in their defence, which led to a lot of points down the other end and ultimately gave us a win and the chip!

The team have always had consistent numbers throughout the season, so it was a credit to them for sticking together every game and playing hard.

Special shoutout to Inderdeep Bajwa who managed to win the MVP and to Michael Smith for getting Fairest and Best out of the whole grade.

Thank you to all the parents, caregivers and our dedicated Koya coaches for your support!

26/03/2026

💚 Support Koya with your 10c containers! ♻️

Did you know you can turn your empty drink containers into real impact for Aboriginal children and young people?

Through Containers for Change, you can donate your 10c refunds directly to Koya Aboriginal Corporation.

✨ It’s easy:

Collect eligible bottles and cans
Visit a Containers for Change refund point
Use our Scheme ID: C11286546

Every container counts and helps support programs that strengthen culture, wellbeing and opportunities for our young people.

🌱 Small action. Big difference.

21/03/2026

🌌 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST NOW OPEN 🌌

✨ Aboriginal young people (ages 14–16) ✨

Koya Aboriginal Corporation is excited to invite Aboriginal young people aged 14 - 16 to be part of a unique cultural journey:

Australia’s Cultural Night Sky Project

🌿 Connect with culture. Learn on Country. Explore the night sky. 🌿

This is a special opportunity to:
⭐ Learn Aboriginal sky stories from Elders
⭐ Visit WA Museum Boola Bardip
⭐ Travel On Country to the Pinnacles Desert
⭐ Experience a true dark night sky
⭐ See constellations like the Emu in the Sky & Seven Sisters
⭐ Take part in creative, hands-on workshops

📅 When: April 2026 (school holidays)
📍 Where: Perth + Pinnacles Desert (overnight trip)
💰 Cost: FREE (includes meals, travel & accommodation)

👣 Who can apply?
Aboriginal young people aged 14–16 who are interested in culture, learning and new experiences.

💬 This program is all about building confidence, strengthening cultural identity and connecting with Elders and Country.

📩 Places are limited!
To express your interest or find out more:
📧[email protected]
📞0439 394 501

Parental/guardian consent required.

06/03/2026

🌟 Aboriginal Families – Enrolments Now Open for HIPPY Midland!

Koya Aboriginal Corporation is proud to offer the FREE HIPPY (Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters) program to local families.

HIPPY is a 2-year early learning program that helps families build their child’s confidence, connection and school readiness through fun learning activities you can do at home together.

💛 Families receive:
• Fortnightly activity packs delivered to your home
• Story books and learning resources to keep
• One-on-one support from a HIPPY tutor
• Fun activities to help your child get ready for school
• Opportunities to connect with other local families

📚 Who can join?
Your child must be 3 years old (or turning 3 by 30 June 2026) and live in:
Midland, Stratton, Swan View, Beechboro, Greenmount, Helena Valley, Middle Swan or Woodbridge.

This is a great opportunity for parents and carers to learn together with their child and build strong foundations for school.

📞 To register or learn more, contact:
Irene – HIPPY Coordinator
0408 511 258
[email protected]

Places are limited, so we encourage families to get in touch soon!

25/02/2026

We’re Hiring – Join the Koya Team

Koya Aboriginal Corporation is recruiting for community-led roles in the City of Swan and City of Kwinana.

Strong Spirit Strong Mind – Program Coordinator
Lead a transformative Aboriginal-led Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) and AOD program supporting children, young people and young adults. This role embeds culture at the centre, works alongside Elders and partners and drives real outcomes for children and young people.

HIPPY Tutors – Midland (part-time, 15 hours per week)
Be part of a nationally recognised early learning program empowering parents to be their child’s first teacher. Work directly with families to strengthen school readiness, confidence and lifelong learning through play-based home activities.

Both roles are Aboriginal identified positions. Aboriginality is a genuine occupational qualification under Section 51 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA).

If you are passionate about culture, community and creating strong futures for our children and young people, we encourage you to apply.

Apply via Seek or contact us at [email protected] to find out more information.

14/01/2026

14/01/2026