Welcome to the Gumala Trust
In the Banjima language, Gumala means “all together.” This spirit brought the Banjima, Nyiyaparli and Yinhawangka peoples together in 1997 to negotiate the Yandi Land Use Agreement, which led to the creation of the General Gumala Foundation. Almost 30 years on, the spirit of “all together” continues to guide us. The Gumala Trust works alongside Gumala Aboriginal Corporation and Gumala Enterprises & Developments to serve the Traditional Owners of the three language groups.
As Trustee of the Foundation, the Gumala Trust acts as a safe pair of hands, ensuring the best interests of our Beneficiaries are upheld — now and into the future. Established to manage funds from the Yandi Land Use Agreement, we represent the Elders, protect their legacy, and carry forward their vision of a strong future. Our role is to make sure there are resources not just for today, but for tomorrow, and for many tomorrows to come.
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The Gumala Trust acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.






