Last week six of our Deadly Sista Girlz sites competed in the first ever Deadly Cricket Carnival. A relatively new sport for many of our DSGs, it was a great opportunity for them to learn new skills and get to know their fellow participants. As well as increasing...

Natalie is loving fulltime employment and the team environment at Officeworks Subiaco

Indigenous basketball talent was on show when 72 participants from the Wirrpanda Foundation’s Deadly Sista Girlz Program came together to compete in their first sporting event of the year. Supported by the National Indigenous Australians Agency and delivered by strong...

The Containers 4 Change Initiative has continued to find success in the Leonora community.

Jermain’s preparation for job interview with his mentor paid off with full time work.

WAIS Hockey Athlete Renee Rockliff joined Foundation mentors as they headed to Wiluna to visit our Remote Schools Attendance Strategy program, here is what she had to say about her experience. "In December 2020 I was privileged to attend a regional experience to a...

With the support of the Australian Government, under the Indigenous Business Sector Strategy, the Wirrpanda Foundation opened the Wirra Hub in February of this year. With a new space and five dedicated business coaches, the Hub hit the ground running and began...

DSGs enjoyed a day of coaching from the West Coast Eagles and discussed career pathways

In a year impacted by COVID-19, it was great for our Perth team to visit the Wiluna RSAS program

After a successful work placement, Kathleen was asked to continue in her dream role, full time.