Community partnerships
The Moondani Toombadool Centre engages with a number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community organisations.
Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation
ALPA is the largest Aboriginal Corporation in Australia and operates in 27 remote locations across the Northern Territory and Queensland. We are working with ALPA on developing higher education hubs in several Northern Territory communities.
Koorie Heritage Trust
Koorie Heritage Trust promotes, supports and celebrates the continuing journey of the Aboriginal people of South Eastern Australia. We are working with the Koorie Heritage Trust in delivering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander face-to-face cultural competency training to Swinburne staff.
Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place
MMIGP is a community controlled Aboriginal organisation based in the Eastern Metropolitan Region of Melbourne. MMIGP is an Aboriginal neighbourhood house. We are working with MMIGP on a range of engagement and student services matters.
Position Promo
Position Promo is an independent, Aboriginal-owned and operated company specialising in branded merchandise, apparel, print solutions and office supplies. We are working with Position Promo through Swinburne's Razor Shop to fund the participation of Indigenous Australians in tertiary education.
Oonah Belonging Place
Oonah Belonging Place is a welcoming and culturally affirming place in Healesville that provides a central point of contact for Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members, for information, services and programs. We are working with Oonah on several engagement and student services matters.
Victoria Aboriginal Child Care Agency (VACCA)
Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency (VACCA) is a statewide Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation servicing children, young people, families, and community members. We are partnering with VACCA as part of the award-winning Aboriginal Workforce Development Initiative (AWDI) accredited training project.
Worawa Aboriginal College
Worawa Aboriginal College provides a holistic education and boarding experience for young Aboriginal women in the middle years of schooling (Years 7-12) who come from Aboriginal communities in urban, regional and remote Australia. We are currently exploring several education projects.
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