Yanumamalya- langwa program
The GEAT community committee members meet prior to the full Management Committee Meeting to raise and discuss current community matters that need further interpretation and cultural expression. The purpose of which is to ensure that the current matters before the (MC) are fully translated and comprehended.
For reports, members and the structure of GEAT, press the read more button below.
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GEAT Inc. is working to advance the wellbeing of the Warnindilyakwa people through charitable grants made by the Groote Eylandt Aboriginal Trust.
Groote Eylandt Aboriginal Trust is a charitable trust that holds funds which can be made available for charitable purposes only.
GEAT Inc. as the trustee of the Groote Eylandt Aboriginal Trust makes decisions about which charitable purposes will receive Groote Eylandt Aboriginal Trust funds.
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The Groote Eylandt Aboriginal Trust is a charitable trust that was established in 1969 by the Church Missionary Society for the benefit of all clans of the Warnindilyakwa people.
Today the Trust is managed by GEAT Inc in accordance with its Trust Deed and in line with all current laws and regulations, for the future of the Warnindilyakwa people.
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Testimonials
"With over 10 years of sponsorship, the cumulative benefits of the support provided by GEAT to the organisation, its clients and families, is difficult to capture.”
- Jacquie Hatt, COO, MJD
Testimonials
“I want to thank GEAT for all the support you give to GEBIE, especially for the major partnership we have with you for GEBIE Gang from the very beginning in April 2019.”
- Corallie Ferguson, CEO, GEBIE
Testimonials
“Without the support from the GEAT Board we would never be able to offer the chance for 24 children to further their Education.”
- Keith Hansen, CEO, Aminjarrinja
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“GEAT are a future orientated, socially aware organisation, striving
and taking strides to respond to the needs of Warnindilyakwa
people.”
- Michelle Grant, Director/Psychologist, Outlook Psychology
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“The support that ASAC has received from GEAT for our two programs, Wurrarribididina Stronger Together (WST) and Bush Medijina has enabled us to work on achieving our vision.”
- Nicole Prudames, CEO, ASAC