Catalogue of Publications

“NPY Women’s Council 10-Year Book, NPY,” 1990.

“Looking After Children Grandmothers’ Way,” NPY, 1991.

“They Might Have to Drag Me Like a Bullock,” on the care needs of the aged, NPY, 1995.

“Nganana Rawangka Alatji Warkaripai; We Have Been Doing This Work for a Long Time,” Women’s Centres Book, NPY, 1999.

“Tjungu Nyinapai/Being Together: Our work with the frail aged and disabled people and their families.” NPY Women’s Council video, internal production, 2000.

“Minymaku Way” SBS Film Production documenting the work of NPY, 2001.

“I want to be Free” Domestic Violence music video, NPY DV Service with young women from the Ngaanyatjarra lands, WA, 2002.

“Ngangkari Work – Anangu Way: traditional healers of Central Australia,” NPY publication documenting the work and life stories of various ngangkari (traditional healers), 2003.

“Maiku Kulintjaku: Food for Thought” Parts 1-4 Child Nutrition DVD: NPY and Ngaanyatjarra Health, 2003.

“Framework for the Protection of Aboriginal Children in the Cross-border Region,” Dr. Pauline Meemaduma, commissioned by NPY and Ngaanyatjarra Health Service, launched December 2005.

“Mai Wiru Mirrka Walykumunu: The Best Start to Life,” Nutrition Manual for Mothers and Children, 2006.

“Speak Up Against Child Sexual Abuse” campaign television and radio ads., 2008.

Annual Report 2006-2007 (PDF File)

Awards

• “National Drug and Alcohol Award for Excellence in Prevention” from the National Council on Drugs to the ‘Opal Alliance’: NPY Women’s Council, General Property Trust (GPT) and Central Australian Youth Link Up Service (CAYLUS) for successful lobbying to have Opal ‘unsniffable’ low octane fuel subsidised by the Australian Government in commercial retail outlets in the Central region; June 2007.
• “National Violence Prevention Award”, NPY Domestic Violence Service 1994 & 1995;
• “Excellence in Health Promotion” for the Nutrition Project, 1997. Awarded by Living Health SA;
• “Best Practice Award” for the Nutrition Project, 1997. Awarded by OATSIH;
• “An Outstanding Contribution to Australian Culture” for the Kungka Career Conference, 1999. Awarded by the Centre for Australian Cultural Studies Canberra;
• Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Award to NPY Women’s Council in the Community Sector, 2000;
• Special Mention for the Women’s Centres Book – “Nganana Rawangka Alatji Warkaripai; We Have Been Doing This Work for a Long Time”, 2000. Awarded by the Centre for Australian Cultural Studies Canberra;
• The Australian Council for Children and Parenting (ACCAP) National Award for the Prevention of Child Abuse in Regional and Remote Areas, Melbourne, Nov. 2001 jointly to NPY Domestic Violence Service and Nutrition Project.
• Special Mention for “Ngangkari Work – Anangu Way: traditional healers of Central Australia,” Centre for Australian Cultural Studies, Canberra, 2004 Awards; February 2005.
• “Women in Community Policing” Award, Australasian Policewomen’s conference, Darwin, August 2005.
• Telstra National Indigenous Art Award, Tjanpi Aboriginal Baskets weavers for the Tjanpi (grass) Toyota, Darwin, August 2005.

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