Barunga Festival 2024 – that’s a wrap!
For the fifth year, the AIG team relocated to Barunga last weekend to assist the Bagala Community Store and Laundry to serve the 3500+ festival goers during the Barunga Festival.
For the fifth year, the AIG team relocated to Barunga last weekend to assist the Bagala Community Store and Laundry to serve the 3500+ festival goers during the Barunga Festival.
We could not do what we do without the support of individuals, such as Nikki Charlesworth-Canning, who has donated monthly since 2022. Recently, we sat down with Nikki to understand what motivated her to contribute to the Remote Laundries project.
Last week, we again welcomed the Governor-General His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) and his wife, Mrs Hurley to our Casuarina Remote Laundries project.
Last night, ABC reporter James Elton highlighted the health, social and economic impact our Remote Laundries project is making on the Barunga community in the Top End of the Northern Territory.
The Barunga community celebrated a simple, life-changing solution to improve health and wellbeing in their community, with the Bagala Laundry turning five yesterday.
This week was a huge moment for our team as we officially opened 29 Katherine Terrace, our redeveloped commercial property in the Katherine CBD.
Motlop Facility Management Services is a Darwin-based, Indigenous-owned family business, nearing its first anniversary.
We first assisted Stephanie and Brenton when they contacted us at the start of their business journey. Initially requiring guidance on running their business, most recently they utilised our grant writing service to level up their fast-growing enterprise.
It’s been another busy year for AIG, and we’re really proud of the big-ticket items that our team delivered.
AIG’s Remote Laundries not only address the health issues associated with a lack of washing facilities in remote communities, they create employment opportunities and a hub for conversation and education. Our recent collaboration with the Heart Foundation’s Champions4Change program was one such opportunity.
Our CEO, Liz Morgan-Brett has just returned from the World Heart Federation’s inaugural World Congress on Rheumatic Heart Disease in Abu Dhabi.
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