KWY provide Aboriginal people, families, and communities with cultural services and supports that build positive and long-term change.

KWY is a leading South Australian Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation and Not-for-Profit, delivering services and providing knowledge to Aboriginal families and communities. They have developed highly specialised programs focusing on domestic and family violence, child protection and social and emotional well-being. 

Clients are provided with services that recognise, and are centred on, the diversity, vibrancy and wisdom of Aboriginal cultures.

Their services include:

• Support in domestic and family violence
• Child protection
• Perpetrator intervention
• Youth work
• Kinship care
• Reunification
• NDIS Access Assistance
• Finding families
• Child development assessments
• Mentoring, and Aboriginal education outcomes.

They provide a number of Resource Programs, some of which include:

• Training Cultural Services

A highly specialised program focusing on domestic and family violence, disability, child protection, education and social and emotional wellbeing.

• NDIS Access Program

With the support of the Department of Human Services, KWY is available to offer assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples with their application for NDIS support

• Healing By Art

Creating a safe space for women's voices

• My Journey Men's Program

A culturally appropriate behaviour change program for men who use violence. KWY provides a culturally safe space to address family, domestic and sexual violence.

• ​Women’s Safety Contact Program

An outreach service aimed at ensuring the safety and wellbeing of women and children

• Yerta

Is aimed at implementing a program that focuses on Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander families who need some extra support in helping their children attend school.

You can refer to KWY's website for additional Services and Resource Programs provided.