OUR STORY


Established in 1998 by a group of local residents, the organisation was founded with the vision of revitalising Aboriginal culture and promoting economic and social stability within the Indigenous community. Over the years, Tribal Warrior has grown into a multifaceted social enterprise with a strong focus on cultural preservation, education, and community empowerment.

The organisation is deeply committed to preserving and promoting Aboriginal culture. offering a range of cultural tours and experiences, educating both locals and visitors about the rich history and traditions of Aboriginal people. Tribal Warrior initially started with maritime training programs aimed at providing employment opportunities for local Aboriginal men. This training has since expanded to include various vocational programs designed to upskill community members and create pathways to sustainable employment.

Tribal Warrior runs several social programs aimed at addressing the needs of the Indigenous community. Through its various initiatives, Tribal Warrior has become a model for economic empowerment within the Aboriginal community. By generating income through social enterprises and creating job opportunities, the organisation helps to build economic self-sufficiency for Indigenous Australians.
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WHAT WE OFFER

From the original vision, Tribal Warrior has expanded into the social enterprise it is today. The core of Tribal Warrior’s work revolves around:
  • Mentoring younger members of the community and their families.
  • Sharing and practicing culture.
  • Providing employment pathway opportunities.
  • Facilitating greater economic participation.
  • The outcome of this work is the creation of diverse employment and income generation streams. This diversity places the Redfern community in an ideal position to adapt to and meet evolving challenges as well as grasp opportunities as they arise.
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