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Derby · WA · Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation
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Overview · from public sources
A justice reinvestment initiative in Derby led by Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation in the West Kimberley.
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Impact figures · each on its own source
Nine organisations, including Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation (Derby, WA)
Source linkedInitiatives selected in first round (Emama Nguda among them)
ministers.pmc.gov.au · 2024View original
$79 million for up to 30 community-led initiatives (within a $109M First Nations justice package)
Source linkedFederal justice reinvestment investment (national package)
emamanguda.org.au · 2024View original
500-700 young people weekly
Source linkedYoung people engaged weekly (Derby Youth Night Patrol)
nit.com.au · 2024View original
10-15% reduction in youth crime
Source linkedYouth crime reduction (Derby Youth Night Patrol)
nit.com.au · 2024View original
Nearly half had no further police contact since commencing
Source linkedTarget 120 participant outcome (statewide program Emama Nguda delivers in Derby)
nit.com.au · 2023View original
$11.7M extension; total program investment more than $43M
Source linkedTarget 120 program funding (statewide, WA Government)
nit.com.au · 2023View original
The story so far · from public sources
Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation formed to improve living conditions and quality of life of its Aboriginal members.
emamanguda.org.au ↗Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation announced to lead the rollout of the WA Government's Target 120 early-intervention youth justice program in Derby (announced 27 April 2023).
nit.com.au ↗Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation (Derby, WA) selected as one of nine organisations under the Australian Government's First Nations justice reinvestment program, part of a $79M / 30-initiative commitment within a $109M package (announced 1 February 2024).
ministers.pmc.gov.au ↗National Indigenous Times feature documents the Derby Youth Night Patrol engaging 500-700 young people weekly and a reported 10-15% reduction in youth crime (13 December 2024).
nit.com.au ↗Who leads it · from public sources
The programs · from public sources
The organisation behind it · from public registers
Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation
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