Community driven, Culturally Centred

Giving a child the best opportunity to reach their full potential in life is the greatest gift. When a whole community comes together to make that opportunity a reality for every child, great change can be achieved.

Kwaba Bidi is an Aboriginal community driven service provider powered by the South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS) in Western Australia’s South West, who work to empower the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community who live and work in the region.

About Us

Our Services

Kwaba Bidi offers a range of services to assist children, young people and families. All our services seek to create better outcomes by providing culturally appropriate care and support. Our dedicated team can help with a variety of situations.

Support Services
health & wellbeing

We deliver comprehensive, culturally responsive primary health care and support services through the South West Aboriginal Medical Service. We have grown to provide a range of health and wellbeing services, based on the needs of the local community, that aim to improve holistic health and wellbeing outcomes.

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Becoming a Foster Family

 If you choose to become a Foster Carer with our service, you won’t be working alone in your journey. We strongly believe that every child should be provided with a safe, nurturing and positive environment where they are comfortable with themselves, feel culturally safe and supported by the carer.

Being a Foster Family is one of the most challenging yet rewarding things you’ll ever do.  We work collaboratively with you to ensure the best outcomes for the foster child and their foster family.

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Professional Services

Kwaba Bidi works collaboratively with other service organisations across
the South West region through our Casework Support Scheme
and assisting partners of the South West Support Network.

News

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Kwaba Bidi, the Child & Family Services division of the South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS), has been announced as the preferred provider for the Bindjareb Support Network.
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With NAIDOC Week marking its 50th anniversary this year, we asked our staff what the celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements means to them.
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The South Western Times speaks to Kwaba Bidi Cultural Practice Lead Elsie Penny about this year's Reconciliation Week.

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