Coastline of the Torres Strait
Two cultures · one collective

Torres Strait Brothers

Salt water, story and song. Torres Strait Islander sparks, community engagement and culturally safe support — walking beside Aboriginal brothers around the same fire.

Torres Strait Islander lino-cut artwork gifted to Kunjur

Artwork gifted to Kunjur

Salt water · Islands

walks with Aboriginal brothers

Strong
Brothers.

Kunjur welcomes Torres Strait Islander brothers — from Waiben to Poruma to Badu, and every island and mainland community in between. Island-way healing, held with sea authority.

Our Torres Strait Sparks

Brothers of the salt water

Sparks are local men trained and backed by Kunjur to lead yarning circles and hold space for their brothers. These are the TSI sparks currently walking with us.

TSI sparks profiles are being prepared.

Are you a Torres Strait Islander brother who wants to become a Kunjur spark?

Become a spark

Community engagement

Out on the water, on the islands

Yarns, gatherings and on-Country trips with Torres Strait Islander communities across the strait and the Cape.

Engagement highlights will appear here as staff log activities.

Support services for TSI brothers

Culturally safe help

Free, confidential, culturally grounded support — for you, or a brother you're worried about.

Supports register is being populated.

Artwork gifted to Kunjur

The lino-cut carried across this page was gifted to Kunjur by a Torres Strait Islander artist so our brothers of the salt water are seen and held on this site. We acknowledge the artist, their family and their island Country with deep respect.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags

Kunjur acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples — Elders past and present, saltwater and freshwater. Always was, always will be.