Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ) is a Martu organisation that aims to support Martu culture and build a viable economy in the Martu communities of the Western Desert. Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ) is a Martu organisation that was established in 2005 to help preserve Martu culture and build sustainable Martu communities. 1. Protecting and preserving the culture and heritage of Martu, through access to a database of Martu families, history and culture, oral histories, family trees, etc. The Language Program teaches Martu to hold on to their language. 2. Return to country trips and helicopter mapping involving Martu elders and young people provide opportunities for intergenerational transfer of Martu cultural knowledge in regard to country, waterholes, etc. 3. The Martu Ranger Program delivers environmental and cultural activities, through caring for country activities and the transfer of Indigenous cultural and ecological knowledge. 4. The Leadership Program ensures that Martu become more confident and knowledgeable, focusing on the crosscultural interface and developing the capacity of Martu to work effectively with the mainstream world. Most workshops and sessions are undertaken on country, in order to develop a strong cultural identity and sense of belonging. The learnings of this program is now being shared to other groups which are part of the Ten Deserts Project. 5. The Wama Wangka Program is a Martu led response to alcohol and drug abuse, family violence, depression, suicide and other destructive forces. Martu's strategy is focused on building cultural knowledge about family, kinship, language, waterholes and stories. 6. Criminal Justice Program activities help Martu learn about the system and to develop partnerships with key personnel so they can work together to improve interactions and to reduce levels of crime and incarceration. Martu visit Roebourne Prison to talk to inmates about cultural knowledge with a view to offering better pathways for people leaving prison. 7. Families Program enables early years education to be delivered in an intercultural way, with Martu teachers, learning on country for Martu children to be strong in their identity and have a deep sense of belonging on country. The Families Program fosters leadership in women and caregivers by developing confidence, knowledge and skills. 8. Kids on Country Program is a pilot program for youth in Newman and Jigalong who may not be attending school and might be getting into trouble. Martu adults take groups of young people out on country for day trips or longer camps sharing knowledge and stories. 9. Other Social Program activities include a Police Liaison Group and Martu Patrol in Newman to keep children safe. The company delivers a Cultural Awareness Program covering history, language, society structures and the Martu world. A Getting Back Home transport service to return Martu to their remote communities. A Staying at Home Program enabling Martu to transact their business in communities rather than towns such as Newman.