Strong partnerships empower remote First Nations communities. We are honoured to continue our journey with The Ian Potter Foundation, who have committed $2 million to phase two of our West Kimberley Early Childhood Care and Development Program. At the core of this program are community-led playgroups that promote “both-ways” learning. This approach to education celebrates culture and language, with First Nations and mainstream learning complementing and strengthening each other. Since 2018, The Ian Potter Foundation has been a valued partner to remote First Nations communities, walking alongside families through challenges like COVID-19 lockdowns and extreme flooding, and ensuring children have access to safe, nurturing environments to learn and grow. This renewed commitment is more than funding. It’s a powerful investment in children, families and their future. On behalf of the communities we serve, thank you to the Ian Potter Foundation for your trust and generous support. #Partnerships #Philanthropy #AustraliaFirstNations #WorldVision #WestKimberleyEarlyChildhood #ThrivingChildren #Playgroups
We are so grateful for the support of The Ian Potter Foundation team, Paul Conroy, and Nicole Bortone. It is a joy to walk beside you in partnership.
Senior Program Manager at The Ian Potter Foundation
1wWe are delighted to be continuing our partnership with World Vision and your community partners for another four years. Visiting the West Kimberley region earlier this year was a real privilege and gave us a deeper appreciation of both the strength, and impact of this community-led work. We look forward to supporting the next phase of this important program.