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CAN WA has been working as a Registered Training Organisation since<br />

1999 and established the first nationally recognised training in cultural<br />

planning in WA.<br />

CAN WA is funded by the State Government of <strong>Western</strong> <strong>Australia</strong> through<br />

the Department of Culture and the <strong>Arts</strong> and by the Federal Government through<br />

the <strong>Australia</strong> Council for the <strong>Arts</strong>. CAN WA also generates its own income<br />

through the development of specialised services such as training programs<br />

and cultural development consultancies.<br />

CAN WA has a track record of initiating best practice in community cultural<br />

development and has a demonstrated commitment towards social justice.<br />

CAN WA also recognises the importance of supporting Indigenous communities<br />

in affirming their cultural and spiritual beliefs.<br />

In 2006 CAN WA established a Regional Indigenous <strong>Arts</strong> and Cultural<br />

Development Unit in Kellerberrin, a Wheatbelt town located 200 kilometres<br />

east of Perth.<br />

This unit houses two Indigenous employees, whose brief is to assist and<br />

develop Indigenous self-determined arts and cultural activities in the<br />

Eastern Wheatbelt.<br />

8 | 2008 ANNUAL REPORT

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