Please be aware that this site contains photographs and references to deceased persons—our apologies to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
Please also note that, due to the historic nature of some of the content, the views that are expressed may not reflect the position of KBHAC.
Unlocking our past to free our future
KBHAC is a Stolen Generations’ survivor-led Aboriginal Corporation of excellence and a National Disability Insurance Scheme registered provider that has developed a unique survivor led approach to its governance and healing.
Kinchela Boys Home (KBH) was run by the NSW Government from 1924–1970 to house Aboriginal boys who were forcibly removed from their families under the policies that created the Stolen Generations.
Established in 2002 by KBH Survivors, KBHAC is a not-for-profit organisation that helps restore and reconstruct the identity, dignity and integrity of those Aboriginal men, and also to address the intergenerational trauma that adversely impacts on the lives of the men’s families and descendants.
Our survivor led approach to organisational governance and practice is built on and informed by the guidance and unique insights of Survivors. This contributes to the social and emotional wellbeing of survivors, their communities, and cultures.
We provide tailored services to KBH survivors and their families, referral support for other Stolen Generations survivors and their families and also support the broader community through our Ability Links NSW service and NDIS Registered Services.
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We provide a range of materials, resources and experiences for schools and organisations to learn about Kinchela Boys Home, the Stolen Generations, and the continuing legacies of these experiences.
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