Our Work
Our work centres on a multi-layered Community Development Strategy that encompasses a variety of initiatives to energise and motivate communities to improve the Physical and Mental Wellbeing of Community Members. The below programs and projects are all designed to achieve this.
Parenting Through Sport - Footy For Fun
(FFF)
This Targeted Early Intervention program is made up of 3 components and is designed for children in their early years aged 0 to 7 years and their families.
Aboriginal Go 4 Fun
(Go4Fun)
Go4Fun is a 10-week healthy lifestyle program for Aboriginal children and their families.
Community Events
Community Events incorporate many varied activities which are not readily available in some areas and provide a very positive experience in a safe and family orientated environment.
Rural Active Recreation
(RARP)
Rural Active Recreation aims to assist children in rural and remote communities to have access to Active Recreation opportunities.
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Dulili Project
Due-lil-ee meaning "together" is the core value of the Dulili Project which is to provide a safe space for female elders to come together and enjoy varied activities, intergenerational activities, time to feel valued and a sense of belonging.
Community Wellbeing Evenings provide a multilayered method to breaking down barriers and developing discussion around the issues challenging community members in rural and remote communities.
Community Wellbeing Evenings
Youth Activation Projects
Footy For fun at home is part of the Parenting Through Sport program and is provided to families in isolated areas and under other identified circumstances.
Murdi Paaki Regional Rugby League Council was established in 2016 to lobby and manage funding to support club and competition operations in the Outback and Barwon Darling Rugby League.