Warramali is a purpose-driven organisation committed to empowering future Indigenous generations through support for Entrepreneurship, Education, and Health within the Indigenous community.
Entrepreneurship
Warramali is committed to fostering Indigenous business capability by actively engaging Indigenous‑owned suppliers, subcontractors, and service providers across our projects. We aim to create commercial opportunities that help emerging businesses build capacity, gain industry experience, and grow sustainably. By mentoring Indigenous entrepreneurs, sharing industry knowledge, and supporting joint‑venture or partnership models, Warramali contributes to a stronger Indigenous business ecosystem.
Education
Education is central to long‑term empowerment. Warramali supports this by promoting training, apprenticeships, and skill‑development programs tailored to Indigenous participants. We work with local training organisations and community groups to identify talent and provide pathways into trade qualifications, site‑based learning, and leadership development. Warramali's CEO Yuluwirri McGrady, currently serves as a Non-Executive Director with Madalah and has been involved with the organisation since 2019.
Health
Warramali recognises that strong health and wellbeing are essential for sustained participation in employment and community life. We support initiatives that encourage physical, mental, and cultural wellbeing, including partnerships with local health providers, promoting healthy lifestyle programs, and ensuring culturally safe work environments. By prioritising holistic health, Warramali helps strengthen community resilience and long‑term wellbeing.