Gindaja Treatment and Healing Indigenous Corporation
Justice reinvestment site in Yarrabah providing substance abuse treatment
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Identity & Location
via CivicScopeFunding Received
via GrantScope · CivicScopeNational Indigenous Australians Agency
grant · 2021 · grantconnect awards
National Indigenous Australians Agency
grant · 2025 · grantconnect awards
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
grant · 2018 · grantconnect awards
Alcohol and Other Drugs — Gindaja Treatment and Healing Alcohol and Other Drug Rehabilitation Centre Capital Upgrade Project
grant · 2024 · justice funding
Alcohol and Other Drugs — Gindaja Treatment and Healing Alcohol and Other Drug Rehabilitation Centre Capital Upgrade Project · 2024-25 · QLD
The Alcohol and Other Drugs funding program aims to minimise the harm associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug use in Queensland.
National Indigenous Australians Agency
grant · 2020 · grantconnect awards
Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
grant · 2019 · grantconnect awards
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Andrew Malcolm
director
Also governs 2 other organisations in this register
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Janine Yeatman
director
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Lynese Hari
director
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Mary Kyle
director
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Paul (Junior) Neal
director
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Rosanna Keyes
director
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Ruth Fagan
director
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