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.
BPAY Group makes additional $10,000 contribution to Indigenous financial literacy program Less than a year ago BPAY Group worked with the amazing Leasa Mann, who
The launch of two new strategic partnerships – Australian Unity Bank and Bank Australia – supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in their financial
Earlier this month I had the absolute honour of presenting at the 2021 Native Title Conference. The event itself went for 5 days but my
First Nations Foundation is very excited to share that we have recently undergone a review and update of the FNF brand, including our main logos
Growing up in social housing, Stephen Woodlands, the founder of Head Start Homes, saw first-hand the barriers faced by his inspirational mother when she wanted
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
The First Nations Foundation has created a new, free website to help young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people learn more about money – and
Suncorp’s RAP 2020–22 has been endorsed by Reconciliation Australia and has been recognised as an ‘Innovate’ RAP, which acknowledges that we’ve moved from the scoping
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