About SWIN
South West Indigenous Network Inc (SWIN) is a recognised multi-sport organisation which provides leadership, guidance and support to the Indigenous communities of South West and South East Queensland through opportunities in sport, physical activities and recreation.
For more then eight years, SWIN has created a supportive environment of community sport and recreation officers, recognising the unique needs of Indigenous people and encouraging skill sharing and traditions to benefit all members.
Pathways Program
Pathways Program replaces SWINs Small Grants Program and is our priority program. The Pathways Program aims to further the sporting journeys of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people through assistance with the costs of competing in representative sport. To apply for funding fill out the Pathways Program application form and email, along with supporting documents, to pathways@swin.org.au.
The Feed
Interested in getting into some Tennis these school holidays?
Some jam packed days of fun on offer for the community from beginners to advanced players! There’s something for every boy and girl aged 6-18 years.
See poster for more details and contact info, sure to be a great experience! Give Adolfo or Clint a call 🙂
🌈 ROMA families ☀️
Are you looking for something to do this morning with the little ones ?
Why not pop down to Goolburri for some fun and messy sensory play , followed by morning tea.
🌟 Friday 21st March
🌟 Goolburri Office
🌟9:30am - 10:30am
🌟0-5 years
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WELCOME TO THE ROMA FIRST NATIONS TOURISM DISCOVERY WORKSHOP!
Are you a First Nations start-up or established business looking to diversify into tourism? Maybe you’re an artist, a weaver, a Ranger, or have an interest in native foods that can all feed into the tourism supply chain. If you want to learn more about tourism and the opportunities for communities to get involved, please come along and join us for an afternoon filled with learning, yarning, and connecting.
FREE WORKSHOP!
Date: Friday, 21 March
Time 12:30pm to 5pm
Location: Southwest Region, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, 21-39 Currey Street Roma, QLD 4455
REGISTER TODAY - www.eventbrite.com/e/roma-first-nations-tourism-discovery-workshop-tickets-1266690508409?aff=oddt...
Let’s explore ideas and strategies for starting and building a business for you, your family, and/or your community. We’ll talk as a group and have an opportunity for 1-on-1 mentoring sessions at the end of the day with presenters.
WORKSHOP PRESENTERS:
Aunty Dale Chapman, My Dilly Bag
Aunty Dale Chapman ,Yuwaalaraay, Kooma woman and the owner of My Dilly Bag, based on beautiful Gubbi Gubbi Country. For the past 25 years, My Dilly Bag has worked sustainably with Aboriginal communities that grow and harvest Australian Sovereign Food and Botanicals.
Leesa Watego, One Business
Meet Leesa Watego: entrepreneur, creative, academic, and teacher. A successful businesswoman herself, Leesa works with individuals, business owners and organisations to develop their digital and business strategies.
For more information or support with registration contact Christina Canendo on 0436 854 524.
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Acknowledgement of Country
Our organisation would like to respect and honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on this land and commit to building a brighter future together.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this website may contain images, voices and names of people who have passed away. With permission of their families, we have continued to use their images to acknowledge and honour their contributions in making our communities healthy, vibrant and connected.
Call us 07 4637 9865
Toowoomba Sports Ground,
Level 1, 47 Arthur Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350
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