Strategic Plan
FNEHA Strategy 2024–2028 — our shared direction for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health leadership.
FNEHA Strategy 2024–2028
The FNEHA Strategy 2024–2028 sets out our national direction for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health leadership across six priority areas. The Strategy is available for download below.
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Strategic priorities
National Eye Health Plan
Leading the development of the next National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Plan through community leadership, evidence and national collaboration.
Workforce
Strengthening and growing the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health workforce and creating pathways into eye health and vision care.
Health Promotion
Leading culturally strong eye health promotion that supports prevention, awareness, early care and informed choices for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Research & Evidence
Leading and partnering in research that reflects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander priorities, strengthens evidence and supports community-defined outcomes.
Models of Care
Developing and advocating for culturally safe, community-controlled and connected models of eye health and vision care that meet the needs of our people.
Policy & Systems Reform
Influencing national policy, investment and system reform to address the structural drivers of eye health inequity and strengthen accountability for outcomes.