Supporting Mob and Taking Control of our Future
Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation (KBHAC) is a Stolen Generations Survivor led organisation established by the survivors of Kinchela Boys Home (KBH), a ‘home’ run by the NSW Government for over 50 years to assimilate Aboriginal boys who were kidnapped from their families.
We promote positive, healthy peer support models that address the reconstruction of identity, restoration of family structures and improved social inclusion in community.
Through the committed work of KBHAC Programs and Services our staff can assist with:
– Supporting KBH Survivors and Families Social and Emotional Wellbeing
– Supporting KBH Survivors and Families with Ageing, – Disability and Housing Needs
– Identifying, locating and reconnecting KBH survivors’ descendants with their families
– Supporting NSW Stolen Generations Survivors to access the NSW Stolen Generations Reparations Scheme
– Providing education and training workshops
– Supporting access to the National Redress Scheme (for people who have experienced institutionalized child sexual abuse) and referrals to services for support
– Supporting access to the NDIS
– Supporting community members who aren’t eligible to the – NDIS to access services and supports
– Support Coordination – NDIS supports
– Plan Management
– Community Participation
– Group / Centre Activities
– Advocacy – We offer advocacy and referral support to external agencies
See KBHAC Booklet for more information
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