Our supporters

BBY is grateful to our supporters and partners for working with us to drive change. 

Jawun

Jawun forms partnerships to benefit corporate, government and Indigenous Australia. Together they improve the lives of Indigenous people around the country by supporting Indigenous communities on the ground. Jawun began working in the East Kimberley in 2010.

BBY benefits from the skills and expertise of Jawun secondees who share their knowledge, skills and experience and contribute to BBY's work through short-term placements.

Collaboration for Impact 

Collaboration for Impact enables people to tackle big, tough problems and create large scale impact through collaboration. BBY is supported by Collaboration for Impact's expert consultants to ensure the collective impact effort maintains momentum. Collaboration for Impact supports BBY in the areas of shared measurement and monitoring and evaluation.  

National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)

BBY is proudly funded by the Australian Government. The National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) are critical partners with BBY in implementing the Empowered Communities reform agenda in the East Kimberley.

Department of Communities 

At the Department of Communities, the concept of People, Place, Home describes the essence of why we exist. The Department of Communities and BBY are proud to work together to support the people and communities in the East Kimberley.

Lotterywest 

Lotterywest is supporting BBY through the community grants program, to support BBY member organisations to prepare for, and implement, longer-term organisational changes. This support will foster a more innovative, collaborative and resilient network of not-for-profit organisations and community groups that can better serve the needs of communities during and following the COVID-19 crisis.

KWM

The KWM Community Impact programme is pivotal in creating positive social change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by improving the legal system and supporting equal justice and opportunities. KWM and BBY are proud to collaborate in advocating change and facilitating Aboriginal led reform initiatives that seek to empower children and young people. KWM supports BBY with pro bono services to underpin the shared agenda of Empowered Communities East Kimberley.