Governance

Worawa Aboriginal College is governed as an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation. This ensures that Aboriginal leadership and decision making are at the centre of the College. Worawa operates as a not for profit organisation with clear governance, accountability and oversight.

Our Governance Structure

Worawa Aboriginal College is registered as a Company Limited by Guarantee under Australian law.

The College operates as a not for profit organisation with a clear governance structure that supports accountability and oversight.

Aboriginal Leadership

Worawa is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation.

This means the College is governed by an Aboriginal Board, ensuring that decisions reflect Aboriginal knowledge, priorities and community responsibility.

Board and Responsibilities

The Board of Directors provides oversight of the College.

The Board is responsible for governance, financial stability and ensuring the College continues to deliver its education program.

The Board meets regularly to fulfil its responsibilities and guide the strategic direction of the College.

Executive Leadership

The Executive Director is appointed by the Board and is responsible for the day to day leadership of the College.

The Executive Director works closely with the Board to ensure the College operates effectively.

Accountability and Transparency

Worawa is a not for profit organisation with accounts that are independently audited.

The College is committed to maintaining clear financial oversight and accountability in its operations.


Worawa Board of Directors:

Tom Bell, Chair

Nathaniel Andrew, Deputy Chair

Tanya Peeler, Executive Director

Dr Lois Peeler AM

Peter Gray

Jeremy de Silva

Shannon Faulkhead

Orville Gardener