Mudyin Aboriginal Healing Centre acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and pays respect to Elders past, present, and emerging.
Preparing the Mudyin site.
Leadership grounded in governance, guided by culture, and accountable to community outcomes.
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Founder
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Campbelltown Region
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Uncle Dave Bell founded the Father & Sons Program in 2001 — the seed that became Mudyin. For 25 years, he has dedicated his life to ensuring Aboriginal youth in his community have the mentorship, cultural grounding, and community belonging they need to thrive.
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Chief Executive Officer
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Organisation-wide
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Kaiyu Bayles leads Mudyin with a deep commitment to Indigenous self-determination and community-led healing. Under her leadership, Mudyin has grown from a local program into a regional service with national reach.
Mudyin is governed and led by Aboriginal people for Aboriginal community. Leadership decisions are measured against cultural safety, service quality, and practical community outcomes.
Alongside formal governance responsibilities, the team remains grounded in relational practice: listening first, showing up consistently, and keeping people safe in shared spaces.
We recruit for mentors, counsellors, coordinators, and operational roles as programs expand.
Express InterestVolunteers support delivery across mentoring sessions, events, and community gatherings.
Get InvolvedOur team combines community knowledge, professional discipline, and commitment to self-determination.