We are a successful Indigenous financial wellbeing foundation led by an Indigenous majority board since 2006. We have a strong trust reputation with both financial and Indigenous community sectors, a powerful track record of results, agility and innovation.
We work with Indigenous communities and the finance industry to provide customer centric financial education, training and information.
For us to be success in our mission, it requires having a breadth of perspectives, different insights and knowledge on money from Aboriginal communities across Australia. We are a market leader when it comes to researching financial challenges faced by Indigenous communities.
Some of the organisations we have partnered with.
*First Nations Foundation acknowledges the support of its partners and sponsors. First Nations Foundation does not provide, endorse or assume responsibility for any financial advice that may be given on behalf of its partners or sponsors.
Financial Standard’s publication celebrates International Women’s Day 2021 with donation Financial Standard donates 30% of all new subscription fees in March to the First Nations
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