Yibirmarra Foundation Community Outreach Team

16/09/2026

Please be advised our warehouse pantry assistance will not be available today. Sorry for any inconvenience. We will be back next week.

10/09/2026

We know that parenting and caring for children can be so rewarding, and also really challenging at times. Every family faces its own ups and downs. That’s why we’ve created this free, friendly, practical 6‑week program, where you can come together with other parents and carers to learn new ski...

06/09/2026

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15/07/2026

26/05/2026

31/03/2026

"Caring For Communities"
"Stories of Hope"

(Names have been changed)

James
Thank you so much, I no longer have to shoplift dinners anymore to feed my family.

Tracy
I can now make sandwiches for my children for school.

Kevin
I am homeless and thank you so much for clothes, blankets and food. Can’t believe you give me a home cooked meal.

Saria
I was turned away from another community group and am so grateful Yibirmarra are in my area. I can now feed my family quality fresh food with no questions asked.

22/03/2026

Join us next month for 'Make Her: Random Weaving – Sculptural Forms Inspired by Country' with artist Annette Houston! 🌿

In this hands-on session, Aunty Annette will guide you through the principles of random weaving, an intuitive and meditative technique allows participants to create beautiful, organic sculptural forms using natural fibres and materials.

You'll leave with your own unique sculptural piece and a deeper appreciation of the stories and traditions woven into this practice.

The workshop is inspired by the exhibition Ngarandi Nguradha, meaning “deep listening to Country” in Dharawal language and honours the 10-year anniversary of Yirran Miigaydhu (“many women weaving”), a program that brings Aboriginal women together to share knowledge, stories, and culture through weaving.

All materials provided. Book now: https://www.campbelltownartscentre.com.au/Whats-On/Workshops/Adults-workshops/Make-Her-Random-Weaving-%E2%80%93-Sculptural-Forms-Inspired-by-Country-with-Aunty-Annette

19/03/2026

🥫 FREE FOOD PANTRY RESTOCK 🥫
15/03 @ 6:55PM

What a beautiful Sunday it has been! ☀️
Kids out there playing, enjoying the sunshine while we’re inside doing a little Netflix & chill… 😆

A BIG THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUUU to our incredible Angels who made tonight’s restock happen! 👼💛

✨ & Rita from SHA Sydney Helping Angels Inc for the vege paste tubes, heat & eat meals, gladwraps and sanizz! Absolute legends!

🥐 Yibirmarra Foundation Community Outreach Team, through their partners SecondBite & Coles Elara, came through with pastries, breads and bananas… WOOP WOOP!

🩷 BAK SHED Project for supplying sanitary products, helping keep our community supported with everyday essentials that truly make a difference. We see you and appreciate you!

Now we might be a little limited with options tonight ya beauts, BUT…

LISTEN LINDA… LISTEN! 😆
We are ALWAYS grateful that this pantry stays stocked and that families in our community are being fed. That’s what it’s all about.

You all know the drill 👇

📍 85 Excelsior Avenue, Marsden Park
🥫 Take what you need
❤️ Donate what you can
🤝 Please be mindful of others

Sharing is caring.

Beautiful Sunday…
started off right and ending on a high!

WOOP WOOP! 🙌💛

27/02/2026

🥪 Tracy’s Story (Names changed)
“I can now make sandwiches for my children for school.”

For many families, something as simple as packing a lunchbox can feel impossible.

Tracy shared that before receiving support, she often worried about how she would send her children to school with food. Today, she is able to prepare sandwiches and snacks, knowing her children won’t go hungry during the day.

It may seem small to some but to a mother, it means everything.

Confidence is returning.
Stability is growing.
Hope is rising in that home.

At Yibirmarra Foundation, we don’t work alone.

We come alongside other community organisations so they can fulfil their programs more effectively
We support local groups, communities Church’s and frontline services who are already doing incredible work helping them extend their reach and strengthen their impact.

We believe:
Food restores dignity
Practical help reduces crisis
Partnership multiplies impact

Hope changes futures
Hope is one of the most important elements we leave behind.

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23/01/2026

NSWALC is deeply shocked and saddened by the events that have taken place in Lake Cargelligo overnight.

We extend our deepest sympathies to the local community, particularly the Murrin Bridge Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC), during this incredibly difficult time.

This is a devastating loss for the Murrin Bridge LALC and wider NSW Aboriginal Land Rights Network. The three individuals were pillars of the local Community, and their loss will be felt by their families, friends and the wider Network.

At this time, Murrin Bridge LALC is focused on supporting the families and community members impacted by this tragedy. As such, NSWALC will be fielding all general enquiries on their behalf. Please contact [email protected].

We ask that anyone with information about the incident contact Central West Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a report online at:
https://nswpf.au.evidence.com/axon/community-request/public/lakecargelligoincident22012026

Any media enquiries should be directed to Central West Police.

Lake Cargelligo and Murrin Bridge LALC remain in our thoughts at this difficult time.