Thanharru! IBN is excited to be making a Household Essentials Purchasing Card available to its members. This will make it easier for you to access your money. For a sneak preview check out our video introduction below. Click Here

2022 Marks the 21st year IBN was established and 21 years of supporting the Yinhawangka, Banyjima and Nyiyaparli people. We are proud to present the Annual Report for the 2021/22 Financial Year. Please click on the below link to view/download the Annual Report. IBN Annual Report – 2021/22 Financial Year

Thanharru! Welcome to the October 2022 edition of the IBN Wangka. Message from CEO, Dale Brown Since my last update, the team at IBN have been working hard as usual to bring some changes to the way we service the needs of our members. The distribution of the Purchasing Card, which we first advised members

Update on Purchasing Cards and Portal Dear IBN Community, On the 1st of July 2022, IBN released the Community Programs (CP) for the 2022/23 financial year, which you can read about here. The theme of this years Community Programs were based around the following principles: Increase benefits Give members more flexibility and choice Make claiming

IBN hosted a Community NAIDOC Event at our Hedland Office on the 7th July 2022, and it was a fantastic event with a great attendance by all. It was pleasing to share this day with several of our members, our staff, and several other aboriginal organisations and local organisations such as: Karlka Nyiyaparli Aboriginal Corporation

  Community Programs 2022/2023 Thanharru! IBN is excited to be making the Community Programs for the 2022/2023 financial year available to our IBN Community. The Community Programs are funded by the IBN Charitable Foundation and are reviewed and updated every year by the IBN Board. IBN’s membership base has now grown to over 1,600 members,

Thanharru! Welcome to the June 2022 edition of the IBN Wangka. Please click on the image below to read this edition. Got a good yarn for the IBN Wangka? Email communications@ibngroup.com.au or call the IBN Office and ask to speak to our Communications Officer.

Tom Price Reconciliation week Tom Price 2022 Tom Price Field Officers were invited to the Little Geckos Child Care Centre to run Story Time for the infants and pre-primary aged group. “Aunty Joyce” Jugari Drummond (pictured below) sang songs and talked about friendships and making friends. The kids also listened to the story “My Country”

IBN has an ongoing partnership with Nintirri to provide community-focused nursing support to the IBN Community The current Nurse is Viskakha Erande who has recently joined Nintirri as a Women’s Health Promotion Nurse and IBN Community Nurse. Viskakha has more than 20 years of experience in medical field with wide variety of experience in health