Our communities

Ardyaloon Incorporated will hold the kit as a community asset in the Dampier Peninsula community of Ardyaloon. Its portability makes it suitable for youth activities, cultural programs, gatherings and local events in different community spaces.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Broome Youth & Families Hub was the first organisation to say yes to a future placement. The kit will support its work with young people and families, adding music and microphones to activities, programs and community events.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation gave the program a strong yes. The speaker and microphones will be managed locally for youth, cultural and broader community activities, providing a flexible sound system that can move to where it is needed.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Kalumburu Aboriginal Corporation has confirmed that a portable kit would be useful to the community. It can support youth engagement, music, announcements, cultural activities and local events while remaining in the care of a community-controlled organisation.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

RAWA Community School will hold and manage the Kunawarritji kit through its local campus. It will provide portable sound and two microphones for students, school activities and appropriate community use without relying on complicated equipment.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Mulan Aboriginal Corporation is the local recipient for Mulan. The kit is intended as a shared community asset for activities, gatherings and events, with local management helping ensure it remains charged, cared for and available when needed.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

RAWA Community School has accepted a separate placement for its Punmu campus. The equipment will support students, school programs, performances and suitable community activities while being stored and managed through the school.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Garduwarra Mia Community and Youth Support Services will use the kit across youth programs, school-holiday activities and community events. Possible uses include NAIDOC, Youth Week, Harmony and Pride events, karaoke and other shared activities in Tom Price.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Paraburdoo Youth Centre runs regular drop-in sessions and youth events, including discos, community cinema, live music and talent shows. A portable speaker and two microphones will add practical sound equipment to activities already bringing local young people together.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Mayu-Mia Youth Hub is the confirmed Carnarvon recipient. The kit will add portable music and microphones to youth activities, workshops, recreation and events, giving local workers equipment that can be used repeatedly across different programs.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Cue Youth Centre had already identified a JBL speaker as something local young people could use. The Shire of Cue Youth Coordinator confirmed that a donated kit would be welcomed and put to work through the centre's youth activities and events.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Bundiyarra confirmed the placement after consultation with its Executive Team. The kit can be used across youth, family and community programs, including Indigenous Youth Connection to Culture, with established sign-in and sign-out procedures for safe storage and shared use.

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JK Foundation is the confirmed recipient and asset holder supporting Morawa Youth Centre. The speaker and microphones will strengthen youth activities and local programs, with the existing partnership around the centre helping the equipment reach the people it is intended for.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation will support the placement through Mount Magnet Youth Centre. The kit is expected to be used across youth and community programs, including activities at the youth centre and swimming pool.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Mullewa Community Resource Centre will hold the kit as a local community asset and make it available for suitable activities, including use by Mullewa Youth Centre. This shared arrangement gives the equipment a responsible home and more than one path into the community.

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Hope Community Services plans to use the speaker-and-microphone kit during workshops with young people out on Country. Its portable design will allow music and amplification to travel with the activities instead of being tied to one building.

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Hopetoun Community Resource Centre enthusiastically agreed to hold a kit and make it available for community use. The CRC provides a reliable local base from which the speaker can support activities, gatherings, workshops and events.

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Warakurna Community Incorporated expects the speaker to become a regularly used local fixture. Planned uses include desert events, football, children's activities and broader community gatherings where portable sound and microphones can help bring people together.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Beverley Community Resource Centre and Library will manage the kit as a shared local asset. It can support youth, arts and education activities as well as community events, including the town's Christmas celebrations.

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Cunderdin Community Resource Centre will be the responsible asset holder, with the kit available to support Youth Council activities and appropriate use in Meckering. The arrangement combines secure local management with practical sharing across nearby community activities.

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Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre has accepted a future placement as a locally managed community asset. The speaker and microphones can support youth activities, workshops, gatherings and events while remaining available through an established community organisation.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Gingin District Community Resource Centre will provide a local home for a future kit. Its community reach allows the equipment to support youth activities, local programs, meetings and events rather than being limited to a single occasional use.

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Hyden Community Resource Centre has confirmed it can hold and manage a future speaker-and-microphone kit. As a shared community asset, it can add sound, announcements and performance capability to activities and events around Hyden.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Avon Community Services has accepted the placement for Moora Youth Centre. The centre runs drop-ins from Monday to Thursday and is developing new youth programs, giving the kit regular opportunities to bring music and energy into the service.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Mukinbudin Community Resource Centre has agreed to hold a future kit for local use. The portable equipment can support community activities, youth programs, workshops and events while being stored and managed by an organisation already connected across the town.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Quairading Community Resource Centre will act as the local asset holder and help make the kit available for appropriate youth and community use. This shared model gives it secure storage while allowing the speaker to move to the programs and events that need it.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Wickepin Community Resource Centre is the confirmed local asset holder. The kit will be available for suitable community and youth activities, providing reusable sound equipment for local events, workshops and gatherings.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Wyalkatchem Community Resource Centre and The Bushel have accepted a future kit as a community resource. The local arrangement gives the speaker a responsible home and allows it to be used across activities, workshops and community events.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Gnowangerup Community Resource Centre will hold the kit for local use. It can support community events, youth activities, workshops, sporting and cultural gatherings, and suitable use by local organisations.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Katanning Hub Community Resource Centre has given the program a strong yes. The kit is intended for shared community use, with youth, cultural and event activities among the practical ways it can be used once funded.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Blackwood Youth Action is the confirmed Bridgetown recipient. The kit will support its work with young people by adding music, microphones and simple portable amplification to activities, workshops, performances and youth events.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

City of Busselton Youth Services is the local recipient for Busselton. The equipment is intended for youth programs and events, giving staff a portable system for music, speaking, performances and activities across different venues.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Margs Youth Collective has accepted a future placement through a youth-focused local governance arrangement. The kit will support youth-led activities, music, performance and events while being managed in a way that keeps responsibility and access clear.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Blackwood Youth Action is the confirmed Manjimup recipient. The kit will support youth activities, workshops, performances and events with portable sound and two wireless microphones.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Nannup Community Resource Centre will hold the future kit for local use. The CRC already supports community and youth activity in Nannup, giving the portable speaker and microphones practical uses across programs, gatherings and events.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Pemberton Youth Zone confirmed that it can definitely use a portable speaker. The kit will be stored in the PYZ room at Pemberton Community Sports Club and used to support activities for local young people.

Confirmed — awaiting funding

Freedom Centre supports LGBTQIA+ young people in a safe, welcoming environment. Its future kit can add music and microphones to social activities, creative programs and events, helping young people connect, participate and be heard.

Confirmed — awaiting funding