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For weeks, we had been preparing. There were plans to finalise, food to organise, staff to roster, activities to coordinate and what felt like hundreds of little jobs that needed to come together before we could officially open the doors to our Community & Youth Hub at 141 Fitzroy Street,
A Special Gathering for Language, Culture and Learning Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation has delivered its Listening to the Voices of Our Ancestors gathering, bringing around 35 young people together in Dubbo for an afternoon of Wiradjuri language, storytelling, songs and cultural learning. Last Friday was a special afternoon at Oyster
Supporting Girls and Young Women with Everyday Essentials Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation is proud to welcome TABOO Period Products as a new community partner through TABOO’s Pad It Forward program. The partnership will strengthen the practical support Oyster Tribe already provides to girls and young women across Dubbo, particularly those
For weeks, we had been preparing. There were plans to finalise, food to organise, staff to roster, activities to coordinate and what felt like hundreds of little jobs that needed to come together before we could officially open the doors to our Community & Youth Hub at 141 Fitzroy Street,
A Special Gathering for Language, Culture and Learning Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation has delivered its Listening to the Voices of Our Ancestors gathering, bringing around 35 young people together in Dubbo for an afternoon of Wiradjuri language, storytelling, songs and cultural learning. Last Friday was a special afternoon at Oyster
Supporting Girls and Young Women with Everyday Essentials Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation is proud to welcome TABOO Period Products as a new community partner through TABOO’s Pad It Forward program. The partnership will strengthen the practical support Oyster Tribe already provides to girls and young women across Dubbo, particularly those
Cultural Healing Day! When the forecast for Dubbo hit a scorching 45°C yesterday, we knew the “Reflect. Respect. Connect.” theme was about to be put to the test. With the extreme heatwave making an outdoor event impossible, the Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation (OTAC) team jumped into action. We moved the entire
On 16th December 2025, Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation, in partnership with Oyster Care Foundation, hosted the second evening of our cultural series. With an incredible turnout of 20 youths, young adults, and children, the atmosphere was filled with a deep sense of respect and eagerness to learn. The Power of
For weeks, we had been preparing. There were plans to finalise, food to organise, staff to roster, activities to coordinate and what felt like hundreds of little jobs that needed to come together before we could officially open the doors to our Community & Youth Hub at 141 Fitzroy Street,
A Special Gathering for Language, Culture and Learning Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation has delivered its Listening to the Voices of Our Ancestors gathering, bringing around 35 young people together in Dubbo for an afternoon of Wiradjuri language, storytelling, songs and cultural learning. Last Friday was a special afternoon at Oyster
Supporting Girls and Young Women with Everyday Essentials Oyster Tribe Aboriginal Corporation is proud to welcome TABOO Period Products as a new community partner through TABOO’s Pad It Forward program. The partnership will strengthen the practical support Oyster Tribe already provides to girls and young women across Dubbo, particularly those
Learn more about our stratgic goalsd on how we as an orgnsation are working towards closing the gap
We have established an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation dedicated to serving Western NSW, with a focus on collaborating with local organisations to create connections and partnerships aimed at achieving our priority reform socio-economic goals.
Through strong, long-term partnerships, we can advance Aboriginal communities health and well-being. Our team includes Aboriginal individuals and partners who hold leadership roles in business advisory, supporting other Aboriginal organizations , including specialists, ensuring empathy and cultural connection. We prioritise flexibility to address the needs of rural and remote communities and aim to reduce the number of children in care by promoting cultural knowledge and family reconnection.
Learn more about our stratgic goalsd on how we as an orgnsation are working towards closing the gap
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