elevating communities. empowering futures. creating grassroots heroes.

OUR MOB

we believe in creating impact for all mob.

  • Founder/Managing Director

  • Allied Health Social Worker

    I am a Queer, Blak, and proud woman with strong family lineage and kinship connections within the Aboriginal, Torres Strait, and South Sea Islander communities.

    I am forever grateful to have been learning, loving, and living on Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi country for the last 10 years with my 3 jarjum, Soul Rebel, Rhythm Aretha and Justice Reign.

    I have had the honour and privilege of volunteering, studying and working throughout the community development, education, employment and social justice fields walking alongside and connecting with First Nations people on Latje Latje, Gooreng Gooreng, Kaurna, Barkindji, Barngarla and Gubbi Gubbi country for over 25 years.

    I am passionately committed to supporting and advocating for First Nations people's social, economic, political, cultural, and environmental rights to self-determination and equitable access and participation in all aspects of society.

    I stand strong in my power against all forms of racism, am strongly influenced by hip hop culture and abolition feminism and am deeply inspired by staunch women such as my Mama Var Togo, Mama Lorc Jackson, Professor Chelsea Watego, Debbie Kilroy, Angela Davis and bell hooks.

  • Connecting the Dots Trainer

    Luama is a proud Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, and South Sea Islander woman, who brings deep cultural knowledge and lived experience to her work. She currently lives and works on Yugambeh country, where she is committed to strengthening community connections and creating meaningful change.

    With an extensive background in Indigenous Health and Community Services, Luama has dedicated her career to supporting and empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Her work is grounded in a deep respect for culture, healing, and holistic wellbeing.

    In addition to her professional experience, Luama is actively expanding her expertise—she is currently studying a Bachelor of Science (Psychology) and completing a Diploma of Leadership and Project Management. Her passion for lifelong learning, leadership, and community empowerment drives her commitment to fostering hope and creating opportunities for all mob.

  • I am a Descendant of the Aboriginal Nations (Wunjur/BindaBarra/Wanyurr Majay Yidi Clan on Yidinji/Yidin Yabanday (Country)– Drahm Family (Yidinji Nation), Darambal Clan/ Peoples – Meredith Family) & Kullilli Clan/Peoples - Turner Family & Torres Strait Islander Nation (DhoeyBau Clan/ Koey Buway Boigu Island - Dewis Family) & (Koey Buway Wagadagam/Koedal on the northwest side of Mabuyag and links to Panay Migi Buway Southeast side) & Island of Motolava (North East Banks Island of Vanuatu) - Motlop Family.

    I am passionate about my culture, educating my fellow Australians about Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Cultures, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, social & criminal justice, and building capacity and capability for countrymen/women to live a better quality of life through education and economic participation.

    My purpose in life has always been about doing my part in empowering and inspiring Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People as well as people from different ethnic backgrounds to reach their full potential and Dreams, also to have a positive influence on them as individuals and as a community member.

  • IT

  • Training Operations

  • Emotional Support Officer