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    Promoting health and improving opportunities in Aboriginal communities.
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    EON Founder and Chair, Caroline de Mori, winner of the WA Local Hero Award for her work in Indigenous health improvement.
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    EON Thriving Communities Program with the main focus being chronic disease prevention.
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    Providing health and hygiene education as well as easy access to fruit and vegetables.
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    Increasing access for remote communities to fruit and vegetables, good nutrition and hygiene education.
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    Teaching Communities how to grow fruit, vegetables and bush tucker.
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    Tailored and community-driven “hand-up not hand-out” services and programs.
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    Reconnecting children with the land and their cultural traditions through creation of bushtucker and medicine gardens.
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    Self-sustaining, strong local community backing and well-defined goals.
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    EON supports local Indigenous employment and local Indigenous business.

Hear from the Communities


EON Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that provides assistance to indigenous individuals and communities, with a particular focus on Western Australia.

Grow 'em up Fund


EON has established the Grow ‘em Up Fund to raise $5m in 5 years with the aim to ensure that indigenous children in remote communities no longer suffer third world health problems in a first world economy.

Project Locations


EON Foundation has a range of Edible Gardens location around the Kimberley Region of Western Australia. Click above to view our interactive project location map.