THE MARY G FOUNDATION

The Mary G Foundation is a dedicated Indigenous charitable organisation focused on supporting Aboriginal people across Australia, particularly in Western Australia. It works to address the challenges faced by Aboriginal communities by promoting health, education, reconciliation, and cultural development. The Foundation is committed to empowering Indigenous Australians through a range of targeted programs and initiatives that respect cultural protocols and values.

Mission and Vision

The Foundation’s mission is to support agencies and organisations in delivering adequate health services to Aboriginal people, especially those in remote areas, while leading grassroots communication of important health messages. It also aims to foster a true understanding of the historical suffering imposed on Aboriginal people and to support effective reconciliation processes. The vision is to improve Indigenous educational outcomes and promote cultural engagement within the wider community and corporate sectors, ensuring Aboriginal people are empowered and their cultural heritage respected.

Main Objectives

• Deliver and support health services tailored to Aboriginal communities, focusing on remote regions.
• Develop and implement educational campaigns to enhance Indigenous learning outcomes.
• Promote reconciliation by raising awareness of Aboriginal history and fostering cultural respect.
• Provide platforms for Aboriginal artists and musicians to develop, perform, and publish their work, encouraging artistic independence.
• Maintain integrity, credibility, and cultural consideration in all Foundation activities.

Benefiting Groups

• Aboriginal people living in remote and urban areas across Australia.
• Indigenous artists and musicians seeking support and development opportunities.
• Community organisations and agencies working to improve Aboriginal health, education, and cultural outcomes.

Types of Services and Activities

• Health promotion and support services targeting Aboriginal communities.
• Educational campaigns and programs aimed at improving Indigenous educational achievements.
• Reconciliation initiatives that promote understanding and healing between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians.
• Support for performing arts, including workshops, performances, and production opportunities for Indigenous artists and musicians.
• Engagement with corporate partners and the public to secure funding and raise awareness, ensuring donations directly benefit Aboriginal people.