Amata is a very remote Aboriginal community in the APY Lands of far north-west South Australia, set against the spectacular Musgrave Ranges. It is known for strong Anangu culture and renowned Tjala Arts, with essential services geared to community needs. Facilities are limited and access is via permits and long unsealed roads, appealing mainly to residents, service workers and cultural visitors.
Predominantly Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara community where Pitjantjatjara is widely spoken; lifestyle is community- and family-oriented with cultural obligations central to daily life. Employment typically in the school, clinic, art centre, community store, municipal services and ranger or cultural programs, with visiting staff supporting health and other services.
1 school found
1 school in this area
