Projects Supported by the Stolen Generations Community Reparations Fund
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Projects Supported by the Stolen Generations Community Reparations Fund September 2017 Organisation/Applicant Description Recommended Grant Aboriginal Health Council SA Creating a healing and $95,000 memorial garden to share the story of the Stolen Generations Aboriginal Lands Trust Site improvements at $105,750 Colebrook Reconciliation Park Ara Irititja Corporation Research to update the Ara $90,000 Irititja database to enable improved access to Aboriginal family histories Ardagula Aboriginal Projects to preserve history $38,409 Corporation and language at Oodnadatta City of Adelaide Creating a Stolen $100,000 Generations public artwork and place of reflection at Rymill Park City of Playford Creating an entry statement $99,490 at the Stolen Generations healing and memorial garden, Andrews Farm Dusty Feet Mob Equipment and materials to $25,000 support a dance group of young Aboriginal people in Port Augusta Journey of Healing Equipment and materials to $10,000 support their activities Judy Beyer (auspiced by Records preservation and $15,000 Blackwood Reconciliation oral history project relating Group) to Colebrook Home Martin Pascoe (auspiced by Performing arts project $10,000 Catholic Education SA) relating to Stolen Generations Marula Aboriginal Preserving and making $100,000 Corporation (auspiced by accessible records, Cultural Partnerships) photographs, stories and cultural information of the Wangkangarru Yuarluyandi people in far north-east South Australia Murray Bridge High School Oral histories of Stolen $92,202 Generations Nexus Multicultural Arts Preserving and making $79,000 accessible Barngarla songs, music and performance, Port Augusta Ngarrindjeri Land & Progress Preserving and making $75,000 Association (auspiced by accessible Ngarrindjeri Swinburne University) photographs, documents and stories Point Pearce Aboriginal Creating a Stolen $45,000 Corporation Generations memorial and garden at Point Pearce Raukkan Community Council Renovating a farmhouse to $51,260 provide a healing place for Stolen Generations Relationships Australia (SA) Holding a Stolen Generations $91,500 Healing Camp and related activities SA Museum Improving the management $70,000 and access to significant datasets relating to Aboriginal family history Stolen Sisters (auspiced by Supporting the activities of $5,000 SA Stolen Generations the Stolen Sisters group Corporation) Wami Kata Old Folks Home, Creating a healing and $45,455 Port Augusta memorial garden Total $1,243,066 .