Mutitjulu is the Aboriginal Community located at the base of Uluru. The Community is located within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, of which the Anangu (Aboriginal) people of Mutitjulu are the Traditional Owners and joint managers. The majority of people in Mutitjulu are Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara with ties to Ngaanyatjarra people.

YOUTH AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

One of our main objectives is to ‘improve the lives of our members and their families and to create a better world for our children and their children’ as well as to ‘look after our cultural and natural heritage’.
Throughout the year we aim to organise, often working closely together with other community stakeholders, activities, events and trips for the young people in our community. The aim is to provide not only stimulating, educational and fun activities but also to teach our younger generation cultural and traditional knowledge and skills so they ‘learn to walk in two worlds’. This has included sporting events such as ‘Auskick’, bush tucker gathering trips, cultural camps and cultural skills lessons by Elders, an annual Christmas party and movie/disco nights.