PARTNER WITH EON ABORIGINAL FOUNDATION
Preventable nutrition-related diseases in remote Aboriginal communities occur at some of the highest rates globally, including type 2 diabetes, kidney disease, as well as ear, eye and skin infections.
Poor nutrition doesn’t just affect health. It impacts a child’s ability to learn, grow and thrive. It shapes life expectancy, limits workforce participation and reinforces intergenerational disadvantage.
Despite this, the majority of investment continues to be directed towards treatment rather than prevention.
Find Out MoreEON has worked alongside remote communities to improve access to nutritious food and embed practical nutrition education for over 20 years.
Delivered through our intensive five-year Thriving Communities Program, our model delivers sustained outcomes across:
We work side-by-side with communities to build local capability and leadership, ensuring change is owned, embedded and sustained over time.
Find Out MoreTo support long-term delivery, EON offers tiered partnership opportunities aligned to strategic, ESG and community investment priorities, engaging partners across philanthropy, family offices and corporate organisations.
This model provides the stability required to:
Partnerships are structured around clear objectives, with direct engagement and transparent reporting on outcomes.
Contact UsHear from Matt Bass, Project Manager at the Bass Family Foundation, as he shares insights on what partnering with EON looks like in practice and the impact of our work in remote Aboriginal communities.
Contact our Chief Executive Officer on +61 472 905 135 or at [email protected] to find out how your organisation can partner with us and become part of the EON solution to ‘Closing the Gap’.
If you are interested in partnering with EON, we would love to hear from you.
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