Joseph Bin Omar

Member

We are only here for a moment in time – to learn, to grow, to share, to connect, and to leave a positive mark. The most important thing in life is to then give back to others so that they too experience a quality of life that they deserve.

Joseph Bin Omar

Member

We are only here for a moment in time – to learn, to grow, to share, to connect, and to leave a positive mark. The most important thing in life is to then give back to others so that they too experience a quality of life that they deserve.

Joseph Bin Omar is a proud Baard and Nimanburr man from Broome, now living and working on Noongar Boodjar.

A Polly Farmer – Follow the Dream alumnus, his lived experience within the program underpins his strong commitment to driving continued success and impact for other young Aboriginal people. Joseph brings an informed, strengths-based perspective shaped by community and culture. He was nominated as a board member in 2023, and serves to ensure young Aboriginal voices remain central, guiding decisions that reflect the aspirations and potential of future leaders.

Joseph Bin Omar is a proud Baard and Nimanburr man from Broome, now living and working on Noongar Boodjar.

A Polly Farmer – Follow the Dream alumnus, his lived experience within the program underpins his strong commitment to driving continued success and impact for other young Aboriginal people. Joseph brings an informed, strengths-based perspective shaped by community and culture. He was nominated as a board member in 2023, and serves to ensure young Aboriginal voices remain central, guiding decisions that reflect the aspirations and potential of future leaders.

Joseph Bin Omar is a proud Baard and Nimanburr man from Broome, now living and working on Noongar Boodjar.

A Polly Farmer – Follow the Dream alumnus, his lived experience within the program underpins his strong commitment to driving continued success and impact for other young Aboriginal people. Joseph brings an informed, strengths-based perspective shaped by community and culture. He was nominated as a board member in 2023, and serves to ensure young Aboriginal voices remain central, guiding decisions that reflect the aspirations and potential of future leaders.