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Thriving People and Places

Rejuvenated ecosystems and reduced carbon emissions.

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Thriving People and Places

Culturally diverse and equitable social and political life.

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Thriving People and Places

Redesigned, humane social systems.

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Thriving People and Places

Inclusive economic opportunities.

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Justice
&
Equity

We are a family foundation committed to a just and equitable Australian society that is caring, ethical, and recognises and respects our First Peoples.

A good society is socially, culturally, environmentally, and economically prosperous for all. We envision an Australia where communities have the agency to drive the change they want to see, where governments collaborate to reimagine more equal and just systems, and together we shape a society in which we are proud to raise our children. 

Our Work

We provide long-term funding, build connections, support learning and advocate alongside those working towards a better society.

How we Partner

Our principles of action guide how we partner with others.

Current Partnerships

These are some of the organisations and initiatives we partner with to make positive change together.

Stories

We bring different people, perspectives and voices together.

Educating Future Custodians with Karrkad Kanjdji Trust

Education underpins individual, family and community development with benefits to health, social mobility, employment, economic growth and equality. It is a basic human right that also has cascading positive impacts on mitigating climate change and nature loss. As a wealthy nation with compulsory education, every child in Australia should have access to quality, full time teaching.

Targeting Entrenched Disadvantage Roundtable

Improved collaboration among government, philanthropy, and communities is crucial for creating lasting positive changes for children and families.

Walking alongside – revisited

In 2023, with more than 5 years of experience and learnings from the Partnership and implementation in nine diverse communities, Our Place has developed Walking alongside – revisited as the next chapter in their Walking Alongside series.