DREAMD EXISTS TO HELP
HER KNOW WHO SHE IS,
AND HOW FAR THAT
CAN TAKE HER.
Distance shouldn't decide what a young woman can become.
DREAMD opens the door.
Football is how we knock.
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The strength is already here. What's missing is access.
DREAMD IS A CHARITY THAT
EQUIPS YOUNG WOMEN
FROM REMOTE CENTRAL AUSTRALIA WITH THE
CONFIDENCE & RESOURCES
TO KNOW HOW
FAR THEY CAN GO.
BUILDING LOCAL LEADERS.
FOR MANY TO FOLLOW.
Our Team.
About • Advisory Committee
Robert Clarke
RPTails Foundation Director
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Bianca Durack
Durack Civil Co-Founder
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Luke Adams
Central Land Council
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Ebony Abbott-McCormack
Central Australian Aboriginal Congress
Shane Radbone
Veteran CEO & Philanthropist
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About • Founder • Lulu Pullar
Lulu was the first girl to join an all-boys soccer team, and went on to play AFLW. As a doctor, she brought that same drive to Alice Springs, working in the emergency department. What she saw there — disadvantage, trauma, and a system asking remote communities to do more with less — changed the direction of her life.
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Out of that, DREAMD Academy was born.
Lulu believes in the power of sport to level the playing field — but she also knows sport isn't always kind. Every win comes with a loss, and those lessons in resilience are exactly what she wants young women to learn: you have to be in it to grow, to lead.
