Our Vision

We work with local people and school principals to help create places where cycling builds independence and happiness for children in remote WA.

Our Mission

Children in remote places without access to spare parts get creative with bikes. They share parts and knowledge. We want to see more children laughing and smiling as they ride down a hill with their friends. That’s why we’re working on creating opportunities for children in remote schools in Western Australia, starting in the East Kimberley region.

In 2026 we will work with schools in remote places to supply bikes and teach children how to ride, fix and be safe on them. In our first bike holiday program we saw happy children everywhere. They had independent transport, went to sleep earlier and woke up ready to ride their bikes again. The adults were happier because the children were happier.

We need to do more of this. Then we need to work with schools, families and positive role models to create lasting opportunities that continue to make children happy on their bikes.

News

Cyclists unite to bring benefits to remote Kimberley communities

Amid the challenges of isolation, about 200 kilometres from Kununurra in Gija Country, Mr Sellings saw a simple but powerful way to make a difference to the community: bikes.

Kimberley Youth Bike Project

Do you remember that first sense of freedom when you went cycling for the first time, taking the training wheels off and whizzing around your street, or flying down a hill with your friends? That’s the experience that a teacher from Perth would like every child to have and his ideas are starting to have a ripple effect.

Recycling Perth’s bikes

A busy bee at B4H this week by the Bike Creative team preparing and loading 200 bicycles into the container to be sent to the Kimberley Bike Hubs in Halls Creek and Kununurra.