It's 2026, marking a decade since we first embarked on our journey with Juraki, born from the dream of creating change through surfing culture. In 2016, we gathered six of our closest friends to launch what is now recognised globally as Juraki Surf Culture, an organisation dedicated to making a positive impact in communities. With thousands of boards and equipment donated, we strive to support and empower any Aboriginal person eager to try surfing, as it has the potential to transform lives through lifestyle and enthusiasm. We’ve witnessed participation from all ages, from young children to older individuals, many of whom still surf today. Culture is central to everything we do, as surfing is deeply influenced by the elements; for instance, as the wind shifts and seasons change, we observe alterations in hunting and gathering patterns. this in turn, gives us an alignment to teach direct hands-on culture and connection to country. Juraki has also partnered with sponsors and organisations to better equip our youth for life.

Thanks for all the support from our Elders, local community, surf community

and all of the sponsors over the years that believed in our dream and continue to support Juraki surf culture.

Let's continue this dream together for change for many more years to come!!