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Creating a better future together, where Culture and Nature are respected, protected, and nurtured today for tomorrow

Anchor 1

Creating positive change through First Nation Rights

5 Year Strategic Plan

from 2021 As One Nyitting made a 5 year committment to support 4 business objectives:

1 - build a wellness hub

2 - provide Connection to Traditional Culture program as an alternative to child removal

3 - expand Nyitting Wellness Program across Noongar Country

4 - become financially independant

Connection to Traditional Culture Pilot Report

Every child has the right to grow up with their family and community, healthy and safe. For First Nations people, our Culture keeps us healthy in mind, body, and spirit. Our Culture is nurtured within our families and communities. When governments enter our lives to remove our children from families, they also remove them from their community and their connection to Culture is interrupted.

CTCP, Read More

Call to Action - New Norcia

P2622 Benedictine Monastery Precinct, New Norcia – Response to proposed registration on the State Register of Places. (Missing the voices of the First Nation Community. Call to action to consult with community to support truth telling and healing through a culturally safe space)

If you would like to be involved in the New Norcia Community Truth Telling please register below to receive updates.

Response to Cultural Heritage, Read More

United Nation Declaration on the rights of Indigenous Peoples

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) was adopted by the General Assembly on Thursday, 13 September 2007, by a majority of 143 states in favour, 4 votes against (Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States) . Years later the four countries that voted against have reversed their position and now support the UN Declaration

46 articles, read more

Anchor 2

Our Journey

Our Culture was born in the Nyitting when our spirit ancestors emerged from the cold darkness and travelled across the surface of the world, creating the land and rivers, waterholes, mountains, trees, sky, people, and all the animals, fish, and birds.

Our Connection to the land and all living beings lies deep within us from the moment we are born. Born from the land, when we pass, we return to the land in a reciprocal relationship. In this way, land, our Boodja, is sacred

Our Responsibility to land, to family, to community is defined through Culture, passed on by our Elders, the Cultural Authority and ancient knowledge custodians who continually guide us along our journey.

Our Journey is one of interconnection. We all have a responsibility to our families, our communities, and our environment. We all can take steps towards strengthening our connection to the land that sustains us.