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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Erika Wells, our super star WA Operations Manager, and currently Acting National Operations Manager, was one of four finalists in the recent WACOSS Community Service Excellence Awards. Being nominated for…
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We are very pleased to welcome Glenys Grigson as a Director on the EON Aboriginal Foundation Board. Born in Dumbleyung and raised in New Norcia (WA), Glenys is a proud…
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EON is pleased to announce that we are a successful recipient in the inaugural round of the Federal Government’s Remote Jobs and Economic Development (RJED) program. Developed in partnership with…
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We’re thrilled to share that EON has officially partnered with the Mullewa community and District High School in WA’s Mid West region. We’ve accessed funding to commence our five-year Thriving…
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Thanks to the generous support of Aboriginal Investment NT, we are excited to be setting up food dehydrators in 8 remote communities in the NT. The dehydrators will be used…
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We were thrilled to see our story featured in the vibrant 4-page spread of February’s edition of ABC Gardening Australia Magazine! In an engaging interview with journalist Sally Feldman, our…
Read moreLance Ashley, who was born in Katherine and educated in Alice Springs, works as a Community Assistant in Pine Creek. He brings a broad range of experience to the role, having worked in the mining industry, with Kakadu Rangers, the Pine Creek Health Clinic and as a Night Patrol Officer. An active member of the Pine Creek community, Lance spends time volunteering at the local school, including teaching traditional dance to the boys. Lance’s passion for, and involvement in his local community was recognised in the recent Australia Day celebrations where he received the Young Citizen Award.
In his role with EON, Lance assists with the school and Kybrook Farm gardens, and supports the Project Manager in the classroom. Lance believes the EON program can help bridge the gap to improve health and nutrition in community.