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Proudly making an impact

Our programs are designed to empower communities in need and address a broad range of societal issues. In 2023 our programs reached…

965

Students in our programs this past year

87

Schools engaged in our Aboriginal Programs

6,552

Participants in SAPC program since inception

Power Aboriginal Programs

Our programs cover some of the key issues in society including; health, wellbeing and resilience, gender inequality and respectful relationships, cultural awareness and reconciliation, youth education pathways and retention, and employment transitions.

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The Programs We Run

Santos Aborigial Power Cup

This education-based strategy engages First Nations secondary school students in their education and career pathways with a competitive AFL carnival as its centerpiece.

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Respectful Relationships

The program is designed to have a specific focus on understanding the drivers of family violence, unpacking gender roles and stereotypes, and identifying healthy and unhealthy relationship dynamics including coercive control and digital footprint.

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Keeping Safe Camps

Keeping Safe Camps are designed and delivered to provide dedicated education on respectful relationships among students from APY lands.

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First Nations Outreach

Power Community Limited (PCL) is committed to connecting with First Nations communities through meaningful engagement, support, and celebration of culture. We proudly participate in initiatives such as Reconciliation Week, NAIDOC Week, and support community-led events and local initiatives across South Australia.

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Power Community Limited is a Public Benevolent Institution with a Deductible Gift Recipient status that is governed by a board of directors.

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The Port Adelaide Football Club acknowledges the land on which we train and play, are based on the traditional lands of the Kaurna People. We respect their spiritual relationship with their country.

We also acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the traditional custodians of Australia and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living people today.