
Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation
A not-for-profit based in Singleton, NSW, this organization empowers the Indigenous community by promoting health, education, and economic participation, while preserving Wanaruah heritage and providing various support services.
SINGLETON, NSW (view contact and location information)

ABN: 64020872467
Founded on ,
registered as a charity on the
ACNC Charity Register
since .
How This Charity Supports the Community
Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit, 100% Aboriginal owned community organisation based in Singleton, New South Wales. Established in 1994 and situated on Wannaruah country, Ungooroo works to empower the Indigenous community of the Upper Hunter and regional NSW. The organisation is dedicated to supporting Aboriginal people to achieve equitable access and outcomes in health, education, training, employment, and economic participation, while preserving the unique heritage and traditions of the Wanaruah community.
Mission and Vision
Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation’s mission is to promote the social, economic, cultural, physical, and mental well-being of Aboriginal people. Its vision is to enable the Indigenous community to realise their aspirations for the future, ensuring they enjoy the same opportunities and outcomes as the wider community, while maintaining their cultural identity.
Main Objectives
- Ensure access to essential services for Aboriginal people
- Improve health outcomes within the Indigenous community
- Increase skills, education, training, and employment opportunities
- Support personal and financial goal achievement
- Promote social justice and equality
- Maximise participation in all aspects of community life
- Develop and grow sustainable Indigenous businesses
Benefiting Groups
The primary beneficiaries of Ungooroo’s work are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Upper Hunter region and broader NSW. The organisation also engages with the wider community to foster respect for Indigenous culture and raise awareness of Aboriginal employment needs.
Services and Activities
Ungooroo provides a broad range of culturally appropriate programs and services, including:
- Health Services: Accredited general practice, allied health services such as speech therapy, audiology, physiotherapy, optometry, psychology, and diabetic education.
- Specialist Homelessness Services: Early intervention and outreach support for Aboriginal youth aged 12 to 25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
- Integrated Team Care Program: Support for Aboriginal patients with complex chronic diseases.
- Social and Emotional Wellbeing Programs: Mental health support through face-to-face consultations, group yarning circles, cultural activities, and employment mentoring.
- Cultural and Heritage Site Work: Preservation and promotion of Indigenous heritage and culture.
All income generated by Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation is reinvested into the community through these evolving programs, ensuring ongoing support and empowerment of Aboriginal people in the region.
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157-159 John Street, Shop 1-6 Singleton Centre
SINGLETON NSW 2330
Australia
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