Oonchiumpa
Cultural healing on country. Young people working on station, building enterprise, reconnecting with culture.
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via GrantScopeTop Funding Sources (8 relationships)
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via CivicScopeFunding Received
via GrantScope · CivicScopeniaa-central-australia
NIAA Central Australia Youth Safety · 2023-24 · NT
Part of $9.2M youth safety allocation within $250M Central Australia plan. 18-month funding (Dec 2023 – mid 2025) for culturally-led youth mentorship, diversion, and service navigation across 7 language groups.
Alternative Service Response - NIAA
grant · 2021 · justice funding
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Alternative Service Response - NIAA · 2021-2025 · NT
The Trustee For The Snow Foundation
grant · 2026 · manual
National Indigenous Australians Agency
grant · manual
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Kristy Bloomfield
Visionary Leader & Director
Tanya Turner
Aboriginal Leader
Patricia Ann Miller
Community Leader & Advocate
Henry Bloomfield
Elder
Bloomfield family Elder, Homestead custodian
Aidan Harris
Aunty Barb and Uncle Tony
Adelaide Hayes
Kirsty Bloomfield
Community Member
Bloomfield family, Homestead project
Kylie Bloomfield
Community Member
Bloomfield family, Homestead project
Shayne Bloomfield
Community Member
Bloomfield family, Homestead project
Yani Bloomfield
Youth Participant
Bloomfield family, younger generation
Braydon Dema
Youth Participant
Young storyteller, family ties to Homestead
Amelia Tynan
Community Supporter
Youth empowerment advocate
Youth Voices
Young People Experience Hospitality at McDonalds
Mat and Chloe from McDonalds provided young Aboriginal people with a welcoming store tour and hands-on experience making their own lunch.
Girls Day Out: Cultural Empowerment at Standley Chasm
Four young Aboriginal girls enjoyed a day trip to Standley Chasm to see the work of traditional owners on their land, empowering them to believe they too can achieve similar goals.
Young Fellas Experience Cultural Connection at Standley Chasm
Fred and Tyrone took young men on a cultural journey to Standley Chasm on western Arrernte country to hear from Aboriginal tour guides.
Young Women Discover Basketball Community
Young Aboriginal women attended their first basketball game at the local stadium. All expressed desire to play next season.
Healing Journey to Country at Atnarpa Station
Three young Aboriginal men traveled to Atnarpa Station for a healing experience. Malachi reconnected with his family language preservation efforts.
Returning Home to Atnarpa: The Bloomfield Family Journey
The Bloomfield/Wiltshire family shares the journey of reclaiming Atnarpa (Loves Creek Station) — from 1896 through to Native Title in 2012.
Operation Luna Success: 95% Reduction in Youth Offending
Of 21 young people referred by Operation Luna, only 1 remained on the case management list by December 2024.
Educational Transformation: 72% Return to School
Despite 95% of participants being disengaged from school initially, 72% returned to school or alternative education pathways.
From Disconnected Youth to Future Tourism Entrepreneur
MS transformed from a disconnected young person with an offending history to someone developing their own cultural tourism venture.
From Homelessness to Independent Living
After losing her father, M was living in unstable accommodation. Through Oonchiumpa support, M and her mother secured independent housing.
Gallery
Oonchiumpa Hero
Atnarpa Homestead
ANU Law Students at Anzac Hill
Mentoring Session
Aerial view of Atnarpa Station
Youth at Standley Chasm
Young fellas on country
Kristy Bloomfield
Tanya Turner
Atnarpa landscape
Station surroundings
Red earth country
MacDonnell Ranges view
Station heritage
Atnarpa vista
Country view
Campsite at Atnarpa
Campground facilities
Accommodation at Atnarpa
Camp gathering area
Homestead map area
Campsite overview
Girls day at Standley Chasm
Basketball team
Community Programs
4 programs making a difference
Atnarpa Homestead On-Country Experiences
Experience Eastern Arrernte country at Loves Creek Station through Traditional Owner-led on-country programs. Offering accommodation, cultural tourism, healing programs, and educational experiences including bush medicine workshops, storytelling, and cultural connection activities. School groups and visitors gain authentic understanding of Aboriginal culture through direct engagement with country and knowledge holders.
Cultural Brokerage & Service Navigation
Connecting Aboriginal young people and families to essential services through trusted partnerships with over 32 community organizations. Provides culturally safe navigation support for health services (Congress, Headspace), education pathways, employment and training, housing and accommodation, and legal and justice system access. Breaks down barriers between Aboriginal families and mainstream services through cultural brokerage and advocacy.
Oonchiumpa Alternative Service Response
A comprehensive mentorship program providing culturally responsive support for Aboriginal youth (ages 11-17) identified as at-risk by Operation Luna, the Northern Territory Government multi-agency taskforce. Using a cultural brokerage model, Oonchiumpa connects young people to Aboriginal and mainstream services while providing holistic family support, education re-engagement, mental health services, housing assistance, and cultural connection programs.
True Justice: Deep Listening on Country
Transformative legal education program where law students learn from Traditional Owners on country, understanding Aboriginal law, justice, and lived experiences beyond what textbooks can teach. A week-long immersive experience traveling from Alice Springs through Arrernte Country to Uluru, designed and led by Traditional Owners Kristy Bloomfield and Tanya Turner in partnership with ANU Law School since 2022.
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