Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation

NDQAC

Where Culture, Care and Community Come Together.

Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation works with community to strengthen health, wellbeing, and cultural connection. Through culturally safe services, partnerships, and community leadership, we support strong futures for Aboriginal people, families, and communities.

Who We Are?

Community Led. Culture Strong.

Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation (NDQAC) is a community-led organisation committed to supporting the health, wellbeing, and empowerment of Aboriginal people and families. Grounded in culture and guided by community voices, we work to strengthen connections to Country, support culturally safe services, and create opportunities that build stronger and healthier futures for our communities.

Through collaboration, advocacy, and culturally informed programs, NDQAC plays an important role in supporting Aboriginal self-determination and community wellbeing.

NDQAC Community Led

Community Led.

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Cultural Strength.

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Health & Wellbeing.

Strong Partnerships.

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RULE BOOK & MEMBERSHIP

Download our Rule Book and Membership Form to get informed and learn more about us.

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Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation Rule Book.

The Consolidated Rule Book outlines the governance structure, membership responsibilities, decision-making processes, and operational principles that guide Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation. This document reflects our commitment to transparency, accountability, and strong community leadership.

Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation Membership Form.

Applying for membership with Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation provides an opportunity to be part of a community-led organisation committed to strengthening Aboriginal health, wellbeing, and cultural leadership. 

Forms are to be emailed to:
angelac@ndqac.org.au 

NDQAC Board of Directors

Leadership Guided by Community and Culture

Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation is led by a dedicated Board of Directors who bring strong cultural knowledge, community leadership, and governance experience. Together, they guide the organisation’s vision, ensuring that NDQAC remains community-led and committed to supporting the health, wellbeing, and future of Aboriginal people and families.

Chairperson

Stephen John Walsh

Stephen is a proud Brayakooloong man with connections to Taungurung, Yuin, and Jaithmathang groups. He brings extensive experience in community leadership, cultural capability development, and improving outcomes for Koorie learners across Gippsland.

Specialist Director

Ray Naidu

Ray is a proud South Sea Islander man with experience in community development and sustainable projects. His work focuses on supporting initiatives that create long-term benefits for Aboriginal communities and future generations.

Deputy Chairperson 

Angela Chittem

Angela is a proud Gunai woman of the Gunaikurnai Nations with a strong background in community advocacy and governance. She is passionate about strengthening cultural leadership and supporting positive outcomes for Aboriginal families.

Treasurer

Cody Hood

Cody is a proud Kurnai woman with connections to Gunditjmara and Bidawal peoples. She brings strong ties to the Latrobe Valley community and is committed to representing both youth and Elders while supporting the future of Aboriginal communities.

Board Member

Karen Boon

Karen is a proud Kurnai woman with connections to the Djabwurrung people. Karen brings 20 plus years' experience working locally within Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations within the Latrobe Valley and has a strong background in the health and community services area supporting local families, young people and children. Read More → Karen is passionate about empowering the community through holistic approaches that strengthen health, wellbeing, and long-term resilience. For the past 20+ years I have worked locally within Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations within the Latrobe Valley and have a strong background in the health and community services area supporting local families, young people and children.

I am passionate about empowering my community through holistic approaches that strengthen health, wellbeing, and long-term resilience.

Karen is committed to creating positive change and strengthening the local community for future generations.

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