Engawala
Where Community Thrives
Engawala is a welcoming community located roughly 150 kilometers north of Alice Springs along the Stuart and Plenty Highways, then left along an unsealed road for 28 kilometers.
In Engawala, you'll discover a vibrant community with a range of facilities and services:
- Women's Center: A dedicated space for women to connect and participate in community activities.
- Childcare: Providing quality care for the community's youngest members.
- School: Ensuring educational opportunities for primary school students.
- Remote Health Clinic: Offering essential medical services to residents.
- Council Office: A central hub for local government services.
- Recreation Hall with Youth Program: A place for sport, community events, and engaging activities for young people.
Outstations
Engawala encompasses a number of smaller outstations including Alatyeye, Mulga Bore, and Angula.
Visiting
Engawala is a great place to view and buy artworks from local Indigenous artists.
- View the Outback Way Outdoor Art Gallery
- Visit the Engawala Arts Centre
Community Engagement Visits
The Northern Territory Government has put together resources to help your visit to community be successful. Please have a look at the Remote Engagement and Coordination Strategy and Toolkit available from bushready.nt.gov.au or bushtel.nt.gov.au
You can also go onto to our Visiting Communities page.
Community Plan
You can view the community's plan at Engawala Community Plan.
Council Presence in Engawala
No. Staff: 19 people (95% Indigenous)
Local Authority: To view LA membership in the CDRC region go to Local Authorities.
Ward Councillors: Cr Adrian Dixon (President), Cr James Jampajimpa Glenn (Deputy President), Cr Jeff Iversen, Cr David McCormack.
Community Projects (2022/2023)
- Purchase five whipper-snipper for residents to use
- Installation of fitness equipment
Contacts
Phone (08) 8956 9989
Fax (08) 8956 9976
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