About us
Making a difference
Collaborative and innovative approaches are designed to accelerate economic freedom, employment and well-being with Indigenous Australians through strategic joint business ventures; job creation and local jobs for local people; relevant training; and targeted social investments.
We drive game-changing approaches to Aboriginal business, employment, education, health and wellbeing.
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Follow the Flowers
Returning Country and communities to health and building businesses
Follow the Flowers is a major initiative of Outback Academy Australia. Formally transitioned from the East West Alliance in 2021, Follow the Flowers farmers are connected for the purpose of national supply chain business that returns Country and communities to health.
Red Dust Heelers
Promoting greater inclusion for people living with a disability
The Red Dust Heelers are led by Paralympians and veteran National League players. When they roll into a community they bring energy, fun and a passion for connecting people of all abilities to opportunities in sport, recreation, education and employment – and stay part of the Heelers family. When they present in a corporate or school setting, those experiencing time with them leave with a newfound focus on the ability in ‘disability’.
Winyarr Ganbina - Women Arise
Resources to support access to sport for people with a disability
Outback Academy Australia has partnered with Victoria University and Paralympics Australia create a unique set of resources to support access to sport for people with a disability, in particular Indigenous women.
Winyarr Ganbina (Women Arise) short films and the OAA Red Dust Heeler checklist feature the lived experience and advice of Indigenous women athletes and people more broadly with disability from across Australia.
