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One Place for NPY Families | Sydney News
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A groundbreaking new initiative called Ngura Kutju — meaning “one place” — has launched by the NPY Women’s Council to unite child protection services across the Northern Territory, Western Australia, and South Australia. Designed as a 12-month trial, it creates a single point of contact for Indigenous families navigating fragmented systems that often disconnect them from their culture and children. By bridging state borders and improving communication, Ngura Kutju helps families stay rooted in their language, country, and heritage — even when children are in care. Early results show powerful impacts, including reunified families and children relearning their culture. This could be the start of a transformative, permanent service for Indigenous communities.
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