$4,500 to Borroloola Health Clinic 

Opening of Women’s House 

Supporting the opening of the Women’s House in Borroloola which provides a safe space for women’s health. 

$15,080 to Mungoorbada Aboriginal Corporation

BMX Bikes Robinson River

Funding to purchase 20 BMX bikes for Robinson River and the school’s sports and recreation program.

$26,913.72 to Borroloola Primary Health Care Centre

Health Outreach Trailer

This project is to enable the delivery of primary health care outside the clinic setting. The trailer will be able to transport equipment and education resources to help clinic staff provide health checks, health education and promotion to improve the outcomes of the Outreach Program.

$136,290 to Borroloola Football and Sporting Club Inc.

Borroloola Thunders AFL

Support the establishment and ongoing development of the Borroloola Thunders AFL team.

$156,420 to Roper Gulf Regional Council

Healthy Pets Healthy Communities – Animal Health Program 2021 – 2024 

A program to improve the health and welfare of dogs in Borroloola and Robinson River communities through regular vet visits and education programs. 

$86,046 to Mungoorbada Aboriginal Corporation

Robinson River sports vehicle and trailer

Purchase of a vehicle and trailer along with associated sporting equipment.

$19,000 to Mawurli and Wirriwangkuma Aboriginal (MAWA) Corporation

Back Roads Bush Tracks Riding Program

Weekend and holiday program for youth and young adults to enjoy push bike riding as a means of exploring country and facilitating other health, social and wellbeing outcomes.

$97,980 to Roper Gulf Regional Council

Borroloola and Robinson River animal health program

A program to improve the health and welfare of dogs in communities.

$300,000 to Cancer Council NT

Closing the Gap – Cancer Prevention

Pilot program to address Aboriginal cancer rates at a community level. The funding contributes to an Aboriginal Cancer Unit with three health staff workers in Borroloola, including two Aboriginal Cancer health workers and a Project Coordinator to assist cancer prevention, education, early detection and improved standards of care to reduce mortality levels in the Gulf.

For more information refer to Case Studies.

$197,690 to Menzies School of Health Research

Planning for Better Health Outcomes Phase 1

Assist the community to develop a long-term Health Action and Investment Plan. The project uses a creative and participatory approach, to facilitate discussion about health and well-being and identify priority areas for investment and action informed by Indigenous knowledge and western scientific evidence.

$32,729 to Mental Health Association

$130,000 to Borroloola School Council

School Shade Structure

Provision of shade to areas adjacent to the new playground.

$50,000 to Roper Gulf Regional Council

Borroloola Community Pool Facility Operations

This grant assisted with the expenses associated with of the operation of the pool and maintaining adequate staffing levels to provide a safe and healthy environment for the public to swim.

$150,000 to Gulf Health Services

Gulf Health AFL

Continuing on from the first 12-month grant, this new grant provided for the ongoing operational activities to support a local competition.

$7,290 to Cancer Council NT

Cancer Education

This program provided essential information about what cancer is, how to reduce the risks, how to detect possible cancers and what to do about a cancer diagnosis.

$300,000 to the Nangala Project

John Moriarty Football

Soccer Program with a focus on a positive impact for Indigenous children in the Region through engaging in sport and healthy lifestyle. This program was established for 12 months prior to the Trust providing financial support.

For more information refer to Case Studies

$54,545 to Roper Gulf Council

Borroloola Community Pool Facility Operations

This grant assisted with the expenses associated with the operation of the pool and maintaining adequate staffing levels providing a safe and healthy environment for the public to swim.