Strata Community Association WA

The Strata Community Association (WA) is the leading professional body advocating for the strata management sector in Western Australia

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SCA (WA) offers education, advocacy, and support to strata managers, service providers, owners, and stakeholders within the strata community.

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What sets SCA strata management professionals apart is their education, expertise and experience

What sets SCA strata management professionals apart is their education, expertise and experience

At SCA (WA), we believe that education, expertise and experience are the foundations of excellence in strata management. 

Membership with SCA (WA) connects you to sector-specific training, national recognition, professional standards, and a vibrant community of peers and leaders dedicated to advancing the strata sector. 

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Acknowledgment of Country

Connections

Connections is a story about community. Each circle represents a place of gathering: a camp, a meeting ground, a home. The pathways between them trace the journeys people take to find one another, and the relationships formed when they do. The artwork speaks to how communities are built, not through ownership, but through presence, responsibility, and shared care. It draws on the enduring wisdom of custodianship: listening to country, tending to it, protecting it across generations. The rivers, trees, animals, and sky are not separate from the people; they are family. The u-shapes represent people. The deep, strong circles carry the stories of Elders, marking where communities have come from and grounding the lines of past, present, and future that run through the work. Connections is a reminder that the bonds which hold communities together are not new. They have always been here.

About the Artist

Kaya (Hello) my name is Jacinta Anderson, I am a proud Noongar yorga with family connections to the Mineng area in the Great Southern, the Yuet area in Wheatbelt region and Whadjuk area.

Throughout my artwork I love expressing my culture especially using Aboriginal symbol. As it carries a deep cultural significance often used to convey stories, traditions, and beliefs of indigenous communities. I enjoy creating artwork with the younger generation as I can encourage them express themselves through their art, storytelling and having a stronger connection to culture.

I first started painting on wooden serving boards, which lead to few commission pieces for family and friends to now creating artwork for companies, creating digital art, and running art workshops.

I create commissioned pieces, both acrylic paint on a canvas and digital.
Instagram page – artby_cinta