About FNEHA
National leadership. Community control. Better eye health.
The First Nations Eye Health Alliance is Australia's national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisation and peak body for eye health and vision care.
Who We Are
Australia's national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisation and peak body for eye health and vision care.
Our Story
How FNEHA came to be — from community conversations at NATSIEHC22 on Larrakia Country to a national organisation leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health.
Vision, Mission & Values
Our Vision. Our Way. The principles and purpose that guide everything we do.
Board & Leadership
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, Co-Patrons and Secretariat who guide and drive FNEHA's national work.
Cultural Governance
How FNEHA centres Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander governance, community control and self-determination in everything we do.
Strategic Plan
FNEHA Strategy 2024–2028 — our shared direction for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health leadership.
Partners
The organisations and institutions working alongside FNEHA to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health outcomes.
Our Identity
The artwork, logo and artist behind FNEHA's visual identity — designed by Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay artist Dennis Golding.
Our commitment
We Support the Uluru Statement From The Heart
The First Nations Eye Health Alliance proudly supports in full the Uluru Statement from the Heart: Voice, Treaty and Truth. As an Alliance built by First Nations people, for First Nations people, we endorse strengthening structures of self-determination that allow the voices of our communities to drive improvements in our health and wellbeing.
We continue to call for health equity, justice and to uphold the rights and voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people so that our communities are healthy and thriving.
Read the Uluru Statement