
WARA YINDI SUPPORT SERVICES
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, play, grow and work, and of the many different mobs across Australia.
We pay our respects to the Elders, past, present and emerging, as the holders of the memories, the traditions, the culture and the spiritual wellbeing of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across our beautiful Country.
We acknowledge and pay respects to all those with a lived or living experience of suicide and/or mental health. We offer a safe and inclusive environment for all people living with disability.

OUR IMPACT
FAMILIES SERVED
300
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COMMUNITIES REACHED
20
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SUPPORT HOURS PROVIDED
5000
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ABOUT WARA YINDI SUPPORT SERVICES
Welcome to Wara Yindi, where we provide culturally safe and community-focused NDIS services for those living in regional and remote South Australia. Co-founders Jacinta Dempsey-Taylor and Jayden Taylor are dedicated to supporting both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal families. With over a decade of experience in community services, Jacinta brings a wealth of knowledge, while Jayden, a proud Barngarla and Kokotha male, serves as a positive role model for young people.
Strong focus on community advocacy
Ensures every child’s voice is heard and valued
Provides support in regional and remote areas
Focuses on creating meaningful community services
Calmness Connection Culture Community
Our
Supporters
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Wara Yindi Support Services gratefully acknowledges the organisations, funding bodies, sponsors and community partners whose support enables us to create opportunities for children, young people, families and people living with disability across regional South Australia.
We sincerely thank those listed below as sponsors/grant donators of Wara Yindi Support Services and all those who continue to believe in community-led solutions.
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Inspiring South Australia
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Creative Connections
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The Mental Health Coalition of South Australia,
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Golding Contractors, the
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Joseph Seridis Trust Fund (JSTF)
Together, we are building stronger communities through connection, culture, inclusion and calmness.
SERVICES AVAILABLE
Supports Now Available – Wara Yindi Support Services
Self or Plan Managed NDIS Participants or Private Billing available
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
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PARTNERSHIP
Commission Services
Engage Wara Yindi to design and deliver programs, projects or individual supports that align with your organisational priorities. Partnerships may include fee-for-service delivery, commissioned projects, consultancy or direct funding arrangements.
Suitable for: Government agencies, local councils, schools, health services, NDIS providers, Aboriginal organisations and community organisations.
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COLLABORATION
Co-Design & Grant Partnerships
Work alongside Wara Yindi to develop and deliver grant-funded initiatives, pilot programs and community projects. We collaborate on program design, funding applications, implementation, reporting and evaluation to maximise community impact.
Suitable for: Philanthropic organisations, government departments, community organisations, researchers, educational institutions and funding partners.
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SUBCONTRACTING
Subcontract Our Workforce
Access Wara Yindi's experienced team to deliver services on behalf of your organisation. We provide culturally safe, trauma-informed professionals across disability, community services, therapeutic supports, group facilitation, advocacy and training.
Suitable for: NDIS providers, allied health practices, schools, government agencies, community organisations and businesses requiring regional workforce capacity.
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SPONSORSHIP
Invest in Community Impact
Support the delivery of community-led initiatives through financial sponsorship, in-kind contributions or resource partnerships. Sponsorship directly funds programs, school holiday activities, community events, cultural initiatives, emergency relief and early intervention
projects.
Suitable for: Businesses, corporate organisations, philanthropic foundations, service clubs and community partners committed to creating lasting regional impact.

We pay our respect, appreciation and gratitude to all language groups, mobs, Elders and Aboriginal people of Australia. We acknowledge and pay respect to lost language within Aboriginal mobs across Australia.
For us, the reason behind what we do, is to continue to provide Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people a service that focuses on connection, community and culture. We will always respect and be mindful of services we provide, and the opportunity to incorporate language into our business name.
MEET OUR TEAM

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

YOUR EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING MATTERS.
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We help children, women, families, and carers feel safe, calm, and supported by building skills, confidence, and connection. Everyone is welcome. Everyone belongs.













