The painting of the Seven Sisters creation story by the Ken sisters, donated by the foundation, is now on display at the Kokatha Aboriginal Corporation office in Port Augusta. It’s the latest chapter in a partnership that began when Chris and Pam returned a trunk of family-held artefacts to the Kokatha in 2024.

The artworks we funded for the new Arabana Warli in Marree are complete, and the Warli officially opened in September 2026. Created by local artists for its bedrooms and living spaces, the works now fill a place on Country where Elders, families and community members can come together.

Through our partnership with the Karrkad Kanjdji Trust (KKT), we’re supporting the Strong Women for Healthy Country Network. Started in 2019 by Rembarrnga, Dalabon and Mayili Elders, the network brings together Aboriginal women caring for Country from across the Northern Territory.

This year our funding is supporting the Remote OpShop Project’s expansion into Far North Queensland. Pop-up opshops and enterprise training will reach remote communities across Cape York, helping them work towards opshops they own and run themselves.

Our long partnership with Las Abejas in Chiapas, Mexico continues. Over the next three years we’re funding a women’s savings fund for small businesses, the community’s Tsotsil and Spanish news service, the bilingual School of Las Abejas of Acteal, and Las Abejas’ wider organisational work.