Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation
Queensland youth justice service provider - Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation
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via GrantScope · CivicScopeNational Indigenous Australians Agency
grant · 2022 · grantconnect awards
Community Partnership Innovation Grants · 2022-23 · QLD
A neuroscience-informed program for Aboriginal 10 to 18 year olds on bail in the Inala area, whose needs cannot be met by mainstream or alternative education and training programs.
The Yili Program (renamed from Woori Way) · 2022-23 · QLD
A neuroscience-informed program for Aboriginal 10 to 18 year olds on bail in the Inala area, whose needs cannot be met by mainstream or alternative education and training programs.
Community-based Crime Action · 2023-24 · QLD
The Cultural Connection and Healing Camps targeted at 10 to 17 year olds aim to provide Indigenous youth with cultural enrichment and healing experiences through activities such as traditional art, storytelling, traditional games, educational sessions, and interactions with elders, fostering community building and pride in Indigenous heritage across various Queensland locations.
Department of Social Services
grant · 2019 · grantconnect awards
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Bret McVinish
director
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Christopher Emzin
director
Also governs one other organisation in this register
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Rebecca Hird Fletcher
director
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Sheryl Batchelor
director
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