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The Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, in Alice Springs, is the largest and oldest Aboriginal community controlled health service in the Northern Territory.

The Central Desert Regional Council’s new Future Leaders Program will help people to re-enrol in education or follow more suitable pathways like structured on-the-job training which can lead to ongoing employment.

The Centre for Appropriate Technology (CfAT), through its subsidiary CfAT Satellite Enterprises, was provided with over $6 million dollar in finance from the IBA to construct two state-of-the-art commercial satellite ground stations near Alice Springs.

The chair of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) Justin Mohamed recently joined with the AFL Indigenous All Stars team to launch Australia’s first Aboriginal Health app.

Technology designed and manufactured by the Centre for Appropriate Technology Ltd is assisting people to live in remote communities in Australia.