Karlup Aboriginal Corporation

08/07/2026

Join the Karlup Aboriginal Corporation Board!

Karlup Aboriginal Corporation is looking for passionate and committed people to join our Board.

This is a fantastic opportunity to help guide the future of a growing Aboriginal community-controlled organisation dedicated to strengthening Aboriginal leadership, connection and wellbeing in the Midland area.

We're looking for people with a range of skills, backgrounds and lived experiences. Whether you've served on a Board before or you're an emerging leader keen to develop your governance skills, we'd love to hear from you.

We're particularly interested in people with experience in:
- Aboriginal culture and community leadership
- Governance and strategic planning
- Finance and budgeting
- Risk, compliance or legal knowledge
- Human resources and organisational development
- Community services, housing or family support
- Stakeholder engagement and advocacy
- Strong local community connections and lived experience

What's on offer?
- Paid Board Director role
- Bi-monthly meetings held in Midland or online
- Governance training and mentoring
- Professional development opportunities

Apply via SEEK: https://au.seek.com/job/93196441?ref=cm-ui

If you're passionate about supporting strong Aboriginal-led organisations and making a lasting impact in your community, we encourage you to apply and share with your networks

02/07/2026

We are proud to recognise Karlup Aboriginal Corporation founding member and Chair, John Mogridge, for being named Outstanding Community Person of the Year at the 2026 NAIDOC Perth Awards 🖤💛❤️

John has lived in and worked for the City of Swan for over 15 years, now in the role of Aboriginal Partnerships and Development. During this time, he has worked closely with the community on several projects to showcase the richness and contributions of Aboriginal people and culture.

John has also participated in and led Moorditj Maaman, an Aboriginal Men's Group that has been operating successfully out of Indigo Junction in Midland for many years.

Congratulations John! So well deserved👏

30/06/2026

Karlup Aboriginal Corporation alongside City of Swan and Indigo Junction are proud to support the upcoming Brabham NAIDOC Week celebration on Saturday 11 July (10:00AM-1:00PM) ❤️💛🖤

This FREE event at Honeycomb Park (Throttle St & Fuselage Rd, Brabham WA 6055) will include a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, flag raising, performances, displays, bushtucker tastings, kids' activities, live entertainment and more.

We encourage our community to support this exciting event!

The Karlup Board acknowledges that they are walking in the footsteps of Noongar elders and leaders across the Noongar Nation, whose stories and learnings are passed down through generations of elders and leaders to supporting those future generations to navigate their life journey. Karlup hopes to l...

26/03/2026

04/03/2026

Re-sharing 👇
We’re still looking for a strong, values-driven leader to join Karlup Aboriginal Corporation as General Manager – Service Delivery.
If you’re passionate about culturally grounded, community-led services, or know someone who is, please take a look.
Apply via SEEK: https://www.seek.com.au/job/90253462?ref=cm-ui

Please share 🌿

✨ General Manager – Service Delivery | Now Hiring

We’re looking for a strong people-leader who’s passionate about culturally grounded, community-led service delivery.

Join Karlup Aboriginal Corporation in Midland and help lead services that support Aboriginal families in the City of Swan.

This role is all about:
✔️ Leading service delivery and frontline managers
✔️ Building strong community and sector partnerships
✔️ Delivering high-quality, culturally safe services

👉 Full details + apply via SEEK - https://www.seek.com.au/job/90253462?ref=cm-ui
Please share - the right person might be in your network 🌿

16/02/2026

✨ General Manager – Service Delivery | Now Hiring

We’re looking for a strong people-leader who’s passionate about culturally grounded, community-led service delivery.

Join Karlup Aboriginal Corporation in Midland and help lead services that support Aboriginal families in the City of Swan.

This role is all about:
✔️ Leading service delivery and frontline managers
✔️ Building strong community and sector partnerships
✔️ Delivering high-quality, culturally safe services

👉 Full details + apply via SEEK - https://www.seek.com.au/job/90253462?ref=cm-ui
Please share - the right person might be in your network 🌿

05/02/2026

🌟 We’re hiring at Karlup – Target 120 Plus (INROADS) 🌟

Karlup has exciting new roles available in our Target 120 Plus program, supporting young people with complex needs through strengths-based, culturally safe support.

✅ Target 120 Plus Coordinator
You’ll provide coordination, leadership and oversight of the program, supporting a team of Youth Community Support Workers delivering intensive support to young people (many navigating the Children’s Court and at risk of detention).
Apply here: https://www.seek.com.au/job/90034741?ref=search-standalone&type=standard&origin=showNewTab =a06a254ad84bedaac17dd0f0520b3492914e910c

✅ Target 120 Plus Youth Community Support Worker
You’ll work with low caseloads so you have the time to build strong relationships, support young people through complex challenges, re-engage with education, and build safer, more positive futures.
Apply here: https://www.seek.com.au/job/90033690?ref=search-standalone&type=standard&origin=showNewTab =d7ce549000597eb4f4c2fae57a8d9bf180968cd6

🖤💛❤️ Aboriginal people are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please share with anyone who may be interested.

30/01/2026

Last week, we held a 2-day workshop with our Birdiya Panel to lay the foundation for a Conflict Resolution Framework as part of the Aboriginal Family Safety Project.

This was an important step in strengthening the way we work through concerns—guided by cultural authority, respectful process, and community-led decision-making. We’re grateful to the Birdiya Panel for their time, wisdom and careful guidance throughout the two days.

A sincere thank you to Associate Professor Jocelyn Jones for her steady leadership of the process, and for holding the space in a way that supported thoughtful, respectful discussion.

We also want to acknowledge Heather and Philip from Anapana Ridge for their generosity and hospitality at Anapana Ridge, which helped create a welcoming environment for this work.

Further community engagement opportunities will be held later in 2026 as we continue to listen, learn and refine this framework in a way that reflects community expectations and strengthens safety for families.

This project is supported by the Department of Communities.

25/01/2026

Karlup is experiencing an exciting period of rapid growth with new Government contracts for 2026.

We are calling for expressions of interest from people who are connected to the Midland area and who have business/governance skills and experience and they would like to serve on the Board of this groundbreaking corporation.

For more information visit:
https://www.karlup.org.au/jobs/

Express your interest now by emailing [email protected].