The Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands (APY Lands) are home to more than 2000 Anangu. 

Each year the State and Federal Governments allocate funding for the delivery and maintenance of services, programs and infrastructure to the APY Lands. On this page you will find links to detailed information on some of the things that have been promised or allocated.

Click on a heading for more information: 

• mental health support program
• voting in State elections
• investigation of dialysis options
• youth workers and youth sheds
• accessing renal dialysis in Central Australia 
• monitoring the use of marijuana
• blue light discos
• road maintenance
• maintenance of UHF-CB radio network
• waste management trials 
• community profiles and baseline data
• youth engagement strategy
• emergency services and disaster management
• expansion of the Wiltja Residence
• employment and training in housing construction
• second stage of legislative review
• government review of service delivery and associated governance
• family centres and homemaker programs
• audit of housing and households
• accessing government services
• review of APY electorates
• town planning for APY communities
• new Police Aboriginal Liaison Officers
• sun farm to be upgraded
• future funding for 26 key projects
• review of 2005 legislative amendments
• cutting electricity costs to lower food prices
• South Australia Police's radio show
• new CDEP arrangements 
• employment opportunities in the mining industry
• PY Ku Network (Rural Transaction Centres)
• "Progress on the APY Lands" report
• renewal of Mintabie lease
• public transport bus service 
• TKP's communication strategy 
• training Anangu interpreters 
• permit system 
• inquiry into child sexual abuse
• recurrent funding for Ara Irititja project
• audit of sport and recreation facilities
• funding for new housing
• financial counsellor
• substance misuse rehabilitation facility

If you know of something else that has been promised, we would like to hear from you.

Anangu hold the title to the APY Lands under the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights Act 1981.