Who We Are
Ngunytju Tjitji Pirni Aboriginal Corporation — led by strong Aboriginal women, serving the Goldfields for over 30 years.
Community-founded, Aboriginal-led
Ngunytju Tjitji Pirni Aboriginal Corporation (NTP) was established in the early 1990s in Kalgoorlie, in collaboration with local child health experts. From the beginning, NTP has been led by Aboriginal women who understand the community from the inside.
For over 30 years, NTP has provided culturally safe, home-based care for Aboriginal women, mothers and their babies — delivering antenatal and postnatal support, infant health checks, immunisations and specialist referrals through trusted Aboriginal health workers.
NTP is an Aboriginal Controlled Community Organisation (ACCO). That means the people making decisions about the organisation are from the community — not government, not a distant board, but local Aboriginal women who are invested in the outcomes.
In 2023, NTP's Hannan Street family centre reopened after an eight-year hiatus, following extensive renovations supported by local donors and organisations. The revitalised hub is now a welcoming, functional and culturally appropriate space where programs can be delivered for generations to come.
To provide a culturally safe place for women and their families to connect and be. We link our community with appropriate and inclusive programs that support self-determination, enhance safety and improve social and emotional wellbeing.
Enable strong women to empower strong children and their families.
To empower individuals, children and families to build resilience and courage, while cultivating strong and collaborative connections across the community.
$250,000 WA Government Grant
In October 2025, the Cook Labor Government awarded NTP a $250,000 one-year grant to develop a Goldfields Indigenous Healing Service (IHS).
NTP will use the grant to undertake community engagement, determine the viability of a Kalgoorlie-Boulder IHS, and develop a place-based service delivery model informed by traditional and local Aboriginal healing practices.
"This grant will help the development of a Goldfields Indigenous Healing Service to provide more support for those living regionally."
— Minister Jessica Stojkovski, Child Protection
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