Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation

Proven outcomesIndigenous triple-proofverifiedIndigenous Business

ABN 81688672692|ICN 8280|NT|mycorp.oric.gov.au/public-register/public-register-details/?id=864296cb-b605-f011-bae2-7c1e528a6a5b

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Legal Structure

Indigenous Corporation (CATSI)

State

Listed In

1 directory

About

Delivered $3.1M across 14 government contracts for 5+ buyers.

Registered Charity

This social enterprise is also a registered charity with the ACNC:

Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation →

ABN 81688672692

Delivery Evidence

Govt Contracts

Total Value

$3.1M

Buyers

Largest Contracts

— CSIRO, 2016

$1.0M

NCD09665 — National Indigenous Australians Agency, 2020

$347K

PCON_GEN-CD004132-0 — Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, 2014

$330K

PCON_COND-CD007083-0 — Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, 2017

$330K

C000000897 — Services Australia, 2006

$227K

Top Buyers

CSIRO · $1.0MNational Indigenous Australians Agency · $799KDepartment of the Prime Minister and Cabinet · $660KServices Australia · $227KAttorney-General's Department · $216K

Source: AusTender public contract notices. Values can include amendments and may not equal cash paid in a single year.

Program Evidence

Programs this organisation runs that the Australian Living Map of Alternatives (ALMA) has documented — with the cited studies and measured outcomes behind them. ALMA's evidence assessment, linked by ABN; not a CivicGraph endorsement.

Programs

Cited Studies

Measured Outcomes

Central Australian Youth Link-Up Service (CAYLUS)

Community-Led

2 cited studies2 measured outcomes

ALMA assessment: Untested (theory/pilot stage)verified

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Cited Evidence

Community-led research · Participatory evaluation with Tiwi community

Effect: Large positive2019Menzies School of Health Research

Community-led diversion reduced youth offending by 50%. Cultural activities (hunting, ceremony, language) central to success. Elder involvement key protective factor. Young people reported increased connection to culture and identity.

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Policy analysis · Government expenditure analysis using administrative data on child-related spending

Effect: Not measuredProductivity Commission

Government commissioned study examining expenditure on children in the Northern Territory, likely including data on Tangentyere Council youth programs and their funding/costs within broader child expenditure analysis.

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Measured Outcomes

Diversion from justice system

Number of youth diverted from formal justice system: 591 youth diverted in 2023

Reduced substance use

Self-reported substance use data and/or clinical assessments pre/post intervention, collected at intake and 3-month intervals

Tangentyere Town Camp Youth Hubs

Prevention

1 cited study2 measured outcomes

ALMA assessment: Indigenous-led (culturally grounded, community authority)

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Cited Evidence

Community-led research · Community-led evaluation across 28 on-country and cultural programs

Effect: Large positive2024Lowitja Institute

Cultural connection programs (on-country, language, ceremony, Elder mentoring) reduce justice contact by 30-55% among Indigenous youth. Cultural identity is a protective factor: young people with strong cultural identity 3x less likely to reoffend.

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Measured Outcomes

Diversion from justice system

Proportion of program participants who access support services.

Community safety

Number of young people participating in program activities.

Community Night and Youth Patrol Service - Alice Springs

Prevention

1 cited study

ALMA assessment: Promising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)

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Cited Evidence

Community-led research · Evaluation of 15 community patrol programs across remote/regional Australia

Effect: Large positive2023Australian Institute of Criminology

Community night patrols reduce youth crime incidents by 20-35% in serviced areas. Aboriginal-led patrols show 50% better community acceptance. Patrols most effective as part of broader community safety strategy.

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Source: Australian Living Map of Alternatives (ALMA), a curated evidence base of community programs. Programs are linked to this organisation by ABN; a program may be delivered by another part of the organisation.

Grant Funding

$11.1Macross 4 tracked grants (2024-25–2024-25)

NIAA 1.1 - Jobs Land and the Economy — 2024-25 · employment

$5.3M

NIAA 1.3 - Safety and Wellbeing — 2024-25 · health

$2.7M

NIAA 1.3 - Safety and Wellbeing — 2024-25 · health

$2.5M

NIAA 1.3 - Safety and Wellbeing — 2024-25 · health

$580K

Source: public funding datasets tracked by CivicGraph. Coverage is partial — this is a floor, not a total.

Open Funding Matches

For this enterprise — open grants it could apply for. Not part of buyer due diligence.

Micro Business Enterprises Project — NOVA PERIS FOUNDATION LIMITED · closes 30 June 2026indigenousenterprise

to $50K

Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) — NIAA · closes 30 June 2026indigenousaboriginal

to $500K

Gamescom 2026 Market Travel Program — NSW Government · closes 26 June 2026indigenousenterprise

to $5K

Household Problem Waste Education Funding 2026-2027 — NSW Government · closes 29 June 2026indigenousenterprise

to $200K

Aged Care Supported Accommodation Program (ACSAP) – Statewide Provider Grant 2026-2031 — NSW Government · closes 30 June 2026indigenousenterprise

to $1.4M

Social Enterprise Capability Building Grants — Department of Social Services · closes 30 June 2026enterpriseindigenous

to $120K

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Sectors

indigenous

Geographic Focus

Place Context

LGAAlice Springs

RemotenessRemote Australia

SEIFA Decile5/10

Community Controlled

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Verification

verified

ORIC-registered Indigenous corporation, ABN matched

Tier reflects the strength of external verification, not how “social” an enterprise is. Marks belong to their issuing bodies. Checked June 2026.

Data Sources

ORIC Register(Mar 2026)

Enriched: 28 May 2026(low)

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