Always Was, Always Will Be
Always Was, Always Will Be. recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years.
40+ YEARS
The Aboriginal Support Group- Many Warringah Pittwater (ASG) is located on Guringai Country encompassing the Northern Beaches of Sydney. It began in 1979 as a treaty organisation and later developed into a group of people committed to supporting Indigenous Australians in their broader struggle for justice. Members of the ASG share a passion to see respectful relationships forged between Indigenous and settler Australians.
Keeping Community Informed
The ASG meets regularly to discuss issues, causes and events, to plan actions, to share friendship and experiences. Work is shared by trusted volunteers.
The Aboriginal Support Group – Manly Warringah Pittwater (ASG) started in 1979 as a treaty organisation and later developed into a group of people committed to supporting Indigenous Australians in their broader struggle for justice. Located on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, members of the ASG share a passion to see right relationships forged between Indigenous and settler Australians. Working in our local area, we seek to change the way non-Aboriginal people understand and relate to Aboriginal Australians
Producing a quarterly newsletter that is circulated in Australia and overseas. The name of the newsletter is Elimatta. The Support Group’s first newsletter was produced in March 1982. The 1987 Winter edition was named Elimatta for the first time.
Supporters are encouraged to attend as many meetings as possible and to keep in touch by email and telephone. The group attempts to keep supporters informed about special meetings, events and actions that need to be taken. This website is updated regularly with such information.
The Aboriginal Support Group – Manly Warringah Pittwater (ASG) started in 1979 as a treaty organisation and later developed into a group of people committed to supporting Indigenous Australians in their broader struggle for justice.