Help us make a difference

The moment a body is caught from the air, the tightening of a wrist wrap in nervous preparation, every gasp, every light switched on, every moment spent in community, the moment a young Blak kid finds circus. That’s a moment created by you.

Your support helps us to create, connect and put Indigenous voices on Australian stages. From slow touring models taking shows to regional communities, to mentoring emerging First Nations artists involved in our Making Tracks program we couldn’t do it without you.

Make a Donation

Every contribution, big or small, makes a real difference. Donations help us make great art and invest in the next generation of First Nations artists.

Donations can be made below, or by contacting admin@nadjinang.com.au, all donations are tax deductable.

Partner with us

We're always looking to collaborate with organisations who share our values. Whether it's through sponsorship, program partnerships, or pro bono support.

Email admin@nadjinang.com.au to have a yarn and discover the collaborative possibilities.

Spread the word

Championing our work is as simple as bringing a friend to a show, following us on instagram and facebook, or sharing what we do with your community. Keep in touch by joining our mailing list.

Donate Now

All donations support Na Djinang Circus’s work and operations. Examples above illustrate how your gift can make an impact.

A man in a rehearsal room lifts another person above his shoulders during a training session.
Youth practicing circus arts. Several participants are engaged in pairs, with some standing and others on the ground. Instructors are standing nearby, observing and assisting.
Group of ten people gathered around a dining table in a well-lit room, smiling for the photo, with some standing and some seated. The table has plates, glasses, a floral centerpiece, and various items.
A man and a woman with curly hair are physically supporting each other, smiling and clasping hands tightly.
A man participating in an acrobatic activity with someone on his shoulders, in a rehearsal room setting with black curtains.
Four performers sitting cross-legged on stage in front of an audience, with stage lights shining down from above, in a theatre setting.
A man crouching near a fire with smoke, reaching into and embracing the smoke