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Corporate
Partnerships
can involve promoting the partnership or donors can remain anonymous. Partnerships can include goods or services.
Single or regular
Donations
are an important source of funding, helping us to continue our work and continue on going support.
Program
Partnerships
allows donors to be involved in funding specific programs and can be promoted or remain anonymous.
Partner with us and support the Aboriginal tourism sector
Aboriginal Tourism Western Australia (ATWA) is a DGR registered charity. We have long term philanthropic partnerships, committed to the development of Indigenous social enterprises for Australia’s social, economic, environmental, and cultural benefits. As the entity attracting the funds for creating, supporting and growing Aboriginal businesses in Western Australia, it works in lockstep with WAITOC, the public facing, member body for the WA Aboriginal tourism sector and their global markets. WAITOC has been operating as a not for profit since 2002.
Indigenous entrepreneurs on country are establishing social enterprises through tourism, developing social, economic, environmental, and cultural benefits. If you would like to align with our goals of preserving and promoting Indigenous cultures and traditions to future generations through tourism, please contact us for a conversation.
What our funding can achieve!
Funding of $5,000
Sends an Aboriginal tourism regional delegate to the annual Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference to experience and learn from others
This funds travel to the conference city, accommodation, conference registration and meals.
Funding of $15,000
Finances an ATB business in the Support Hub Program, developing a start up business into market ready capability.
This provides support from an advisor through business development fundamental tasks for 20 weeks, plus contribution to administration costs
Funding of $20,000
Finances an Aboriginal youth member to move through the Youth Program to move into tourism employment
Development of career pathways into the tourism industry, through education, mainstream tourism work experience/internships, community leader mentoring, lifeskills, career guidance support
Funding of $25,000
Finances an ATB business in the Aboriginal Tourism Academy with mentoring and action plan support, moving them into mature export ready capability.
Mentoring support for a year, including action plans based on business sustainability, and contribution to administration and marketing costs
