Our Ways Strong Together is proud to welcome 19 more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations as members of the new national peak body.
The following organisations have been accepted as members:
- Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (Aboriginal Corporation), Western Australia
- Broome Youth and Families Hub Ltd, Western Australia
- Dhauwurd-Wurrung Elderly & Community Health Service Inc., Victoria
- Dhulawang Aboriginal Corporation, New South Wales
- Gippsland & East Gippsland Aboriginal Co-Operative Ltd, Victoria
- Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre Aboriginal Corporation, Western Australia
- Jacaranda Community Centre Inc., Western Australia
- Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation, New South Wales
- Kura Yerlo Council Inc., South Australia
- Palm Island Community Company Limited, Queensland
- Queensland Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak Limited, Queensland
- Remote Area Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation, Queensland
- Sisters Inside Ltd, Queensland
- Strong Women Talking - Marigurim Mubi Yangu Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders Corporation, Queensland
- Sydney Region Aboriginal Corporation, New South Wales
- Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-Operative Ltd, Victoria
- Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal Women's Legal Centre Inc., New South Wales
- W.Y.L.D. Projects Indigenous Corporation, Queensland
- Yerrabi Yurwang Child & Family Aboriginal Corporation, Australian Capital Territory
New members bring further health, legal, family support, child protection, healing, language and cultural knowledge to the network, reflecting the breadth of the community-controlled sector working to prevent family, domestic and sexual violence (FDSV).
Launched in March 2026, Our Ways Strong Together is the national community-controlled peak body representing members delivering services across the family, domestic and sexual violence sector.
Now with a collective 74 member services nationally, CEO Olga Havnen AM said the new members strengthen a growing national network.
"Welcoming 19 more organisations in one round shows how strongly the sector wants a national voice that is community-controlled. Each member brings local knowledge and frontline experience, and that experience is what shapes the advice we take to governments."
Membership is open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations (ACCOs) that provide family, domestic and sexual violence services or support, either as their primary purpose or as part of broader service delivery. Membership is free.
Meet the organisations behind the network on the Our Ways Strong Together website.
