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Ngurang-gu Yalbilinya The Ngurang-gu Yalbilinya Program is an initiative designed for young Aboriginal males who have beco

The Ngurang-gu Yalbilinya Program is an initiative specifically designed to target young Aboriginal males aged 12 to 16 years who have become disengaged with education for varying reasons. The program provides a positive learning environment where the Educational needs of young Aboriginal males are individually tailored with associated well-being and health support plans maximising effect and succ

ess. Facilitators provide a student focused environment addressing engagement, attendance, literacy and numeracy along with culturally driven programs aimed at establishing and/or improving the young Aboriginal males connection to culture. Ngurang-gu Yalbilinya is fully supported by the State Aboriginal Education Consultative Group (AECG), Orange Local Aboriginal Lands Council (OLALC), Orange Aboriginal Medical Services (OAMS), Orange City Council and the Department of Education. All of which are dedicated to working collaboratively with facilitators to address and strategically tackle growing concerns with young Aboriginal males in the Orange, NSW area.

29/05/2026
“Sharing a meal is a fundamental human ritual that deepens relationships, builds trust, and fosters community. Beyond ba...
29/05/2026

“Sharing a meal is a fundamental human ritual that deepens relationships, builds trust, and fosters community. Beyond basic nourishment, eating together provides a vital space for communication, cultural connection, and emotional well-being.”(Goodreads)

"The best memories are made gathered around the table." – Unknown

During our visit to Parliament House in week 4 the students looked at some of the documents from the Apology to Indigeno...
27/05/2026

During our visit to Parliament House in week 4 the students looked at some of the documents from the Apology to Indigenous Australians. This helped the boys better understand National Sorry Day this week. They also learned about the Yirrkala bark petitions and how they were the first Indigenous Legal Document recognised by parliament.

When you exercise lots of amazing things happen inside your body and brain. Myokines are released by your muscles and th...
27/05/2026

When you exercise lots of amazing things happen inside your body and brain. Myokines are released by your muscles and these are messengers which talk to other parts of your body which helps regulate your metabolism and reduce inflammation. They can also help repair brain cells, improve memory, and protect against cognitive decline.

Some pictures from the health and movement component of the Young Mentors program. There has been some high level pickle...
26/05/2026

Some pictures from the health and movement component of the Young Mentors program. There has been some high level pickleball on display.

The students from Anson Street have been learning about the Emu in the Sky and creating some amazing artworks as part of...
26/05/2026

The students from Anson Street have been learning about the Emu in the Sky and creating some amazing artworks as part of the Young Mentors program. The NGY boys have done a great job passing on their knowledge and skills as part of this process.

Bit of chill time in Canberra.
25/05/2026

Bit of chill time in Canberra.

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