It’s more than just filling our plates – it’s about paving the way for a healthier future. Imagine a world where nutritious options are within reach of everyone. For 20 years, EON Aboriginal Foundation has championed this vision. Our mission…
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but there is no lack of enthusiasm from these keen gardeners at Bulla school! Thanks to Aboriginal Investment NT (AINT), 100 students at three more remote schools are learning how…
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We are thrilled to announce that our long-term Ambassador, Dr Rishelle Hume AM, has joined our Board as a Director. Rishelle is a proud Noongar woman with ancestral ties to…
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One that recognises that education and health and wellbeing are firmly connected. We were thrilled to see the partnership between Rangeway Primary School in Geraldton and EON Aboriginal Foundation showcased…
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A new video, a refreshed website and EON’s Annual Report. As we celebrate 20 years of EON, it felt like the perfect time to ask our remote Aboriginal communities what…
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But with so much more left to do. We’re incredibly proud to be celebrating 20 years of EON — from a single pilot garden in the East Kimberley to a…
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It is fifty years since Prime Minister Gough Whitlam poured sand into Vincent Lingiari’s hand, returning land to the Gurindji people. The Freedom Day Festival is an annual celebration of…
Read moreEON Foundation was proud to be invited as a finalist to the WA Telstra Business Awards dinner held at the Crown Ballroom in Perth last week.
EON was well represented at this special event with Board Members, Perth office staff and Ambassador Rishelle Hume in attendance. The night was a celebration of WA’s successful small to medium-size businesses, with EON attending as a Finalist in the WA Social Changer Maker category.
Congratulations to the very deserving category winner, the Warmun Arts Centre.
For EON, being listed as a finalist was a major achievement in itself. Ambassador Rishelle Hume said, “Thank you all for the invitation to attend the 2019 Telstra Business Awards. The work that you all do is amazing for our Aboriginal communities and is certainly making a difference that is going to have long lasting impacts for the better. You are all still a winner in my eyes. I am honored and blessed to be your Ambassador. “