Aboriginal people succeeding through ability, opportunity and reward for effort
At Wunan, our goal is to improve the lives of Aboriginal people in the East Kimberley by driving sustainable change for the future. Our five strategic priorities are:

Why Wunan?

Wunan’s purpose is to ensure that Aboriginal people in the East Kimberley enjoy the capabilities and opportunities necessary to make positive choices that lead to independent and fulfilling lives.
Essentially, to have dreams and a real chance of achieving them.

The East Kimberley enjoys burgeoning social and economic opportunities, but the challenges and barriers faced by Aboriginal people in sharing the benefits are daunting — particularly for children and young people.

At Wunan we are focused on using education, employment and accommodation to strengthen the capabilities of Aboriginal people and their families to unlock these choices and opportunities.

Video Gallery

Learn more about Wunan’s programs and discover the real difference that our work is making to indigenous communities in the East Kimberley region. Hear the personal stories of some of the local people involved with Wunan and find out more about the region they call home.

Stay tuned – more videos coming soon.

Featured Wunan videos
video - Donald Chulung - Aboriginal person of the year
Donald Chulung – Aboriginal person of the year
video - East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards - Part 1
East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards – Part 1
video - East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards - Part 2
East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards – Part 2
video - East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards - Part 3
East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards – Part 3
video - Werlemen Girls Program at the Garma Festival
Werlemen Girls Program at the Garma Festival
video - Joseph Davies - Outstanding individual sporting achievement
Joseph Davies – Outstanding individual sporting achievement
video - Kinway - Outstanding organisation
Kinway – Outstanding Organisation