• Providing access to linguistic expertise, and training for Aboriginal people.
• Recording languages wherever possible, and assisting with access to archival materials, providing a regional storage base for these materials.
• Producing language materials such as dictionaries or wordlists, grammars, learner's guides, transcriptions and translations.
• Providing community access to languages by using, and assisting communities to use information technology such as: Transcriber, Shoebox, Powerpoint and Adobe Audition.
• Employing linguists, Aboriginal language researchers and specialists in Information and Communication Technology.
• Raising awareness in the wider community about the value of Aboriginal languages.

Please use the menu at left, to see where language is being taught in communities and schools.