About Us
Ngnowar Aerwah
Ngnowar-Aerwah Aboriginal Corporation (NAAC) is focused on improving the health and well-being of Aboriginal people in Wyndham. We offer drug and alcohol support services to help individuals and families recover and make positive changes.
We work closely with local communities, healthcare providers, and government agencies to ensure our services meet the specific needs of our people, with a strong focus on cultural understanding and respect.
Our goal is to empower individuals by providing education, support, and resources to help create a healthier future.
Ngnowar Aerwah takes its name from the Arrawaddi language, and translates literally as "Drink No", as there is no word for alcohol.
Vision
To deliver world class alcohol and other drug services that address the mental, physical, social and emotional, economic and cultural wellbeing of our community.
Mission
To take a key role in reducing the harmful impact of the misuse of alcohol and other drugs in our community.
Our Leadership Team
Elaine McLean
CEO
Maureen Williams
Operations Manager
Leeanne Lippitt
Corporate Services Manager
Vincent Lesourd
Manager - 7 Mile Rehab
Rob Kirby
Manager - Safe Accommodation Services
John Barnes
Manager - Maintenance
John Campbell
Assistant Manager - 7 Mile Rehab
Vacant
Program Manager
Vacant
Commercial Services Coordinator
Board of Directors
The Ngnowar Aerwah Board oversees all activities, and we thank the Board for the time and governance. The 2024-25 Board is as follows.
Graeme Trust
Shirley Williams
Janet Gallagher
Darryl Smith
Sarina Morgan
Amy Birch
Miranda Johnstone
Antoinette Trust
Timeline
Key Documents
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