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Community Partner of Burdekin's -the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles.

Community Partner – Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

Burdekin is very proud that the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have been a community partner of Burdekin's since 2018. Together, we’ve created opportunities that inspire connection, foster inclusion, and strengthen community spirit, while raising awareness around the important issue of youth...
Aunty Barb O'Neill and Justene Gordon, CEO of Burdekin

The importance of cultural healing to combat recidivism

Did you know? Burdekin's Aboriginal Unit came about in 2023 after much discussion was held concerning the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people and children in Burdekin's out-of-home care program. "Nationally in 2023, 43.7 per cent of...
Teenager gaming

Gambling, gaming and young people

After two years of dedicated effort and success, we are excited to report that we have acquired funding for the extension of The Dee Why Project for an additional three years. The Dee Why Project is generously funded by the...
Justene Gordon, Graham Bargwanna and Emelia Weaver of The Burdekin Association at the 2023 Annual Northern Beaches Breakfast Fundraiser

Community Matters

We are always saying how much our community matters to us, especially at Christmas - because we mean it. The Burdekin Association can honestly do so much, because of you. We'd like to shout out a big thank you to...
Charterhall and Flick Macqueen Partnership

Charterhall and Flick Macqueen Plant Designs

Stanmore property working bee with Charterhall and Flick Macqueen Plant Designs Staff from Charterhall and plants and pots from Flick Macqueen Plant Design helped us with a garden design at one of our Stanmore properties. Charterhall’s website says: “Our team...