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According to the Single Noongar Claim lodged on 10 September, 2003, Noongar country covers the entire south-western portion of Western Australia, the boundary of which commences at the west coast at a point south of Geralton (near Enneabba), proceeds easterly to a point approximately north of Moora and then south-east to a point on the southern coast between Bremer Bay and Margaret River. The area includes major towns such as Bunbury, Busselton, Margaret River, Albany, York, Merredin, Katanning and the Perth Metropolitan area (SWALSC, It’s still in my heart, this is my country: The Single Noongar Claim History, 2009).
Peedac is an Indigenous owned and operated, not for profit organisation that provides a range of services to make training, work experience and employment accessible to its clients
Founded in 1997 and today a wholly owned subsidiary of Kaarta-Moorda Aboriginal Corporation (KMAC), Peedac’s community services include the government funded Community Support Service. Peedac delivers a wide range of programs including NOW Green, Indigenous Employment Program (IEP), Disability Employment Service (DES), and job-ready programs and training through our Registered Training Company – JobTrainWA.
Peedac coordinates the delivery of these services through its head office at Burton Street, Cannington 6107, Western Australia.
It is possible that some photos on our website may inadvertently contain images of Noongar people who are subject to sorry business. If you believe there are any such images on the Peedac web site and you think it appropriate to have them removed, please notify John Penny at Peedac on 9351 2200 or via email – john.penny@peedac.com.au