The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Conference is heading to Tartanya (Adelaide) in 2027, and registrations are now open.
From 17–19 May 2027, FNEHA will welcome Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and leaders, the eye health workforce, researchers, governments, organisations and sector partners from across Australia to Adelaide Oval on Kaurna Country for NATSIEHC27.
Under the theme Seeing Our Way: Innovation, Excellence and Healing, NATSIEHC27 will create a national space to come together, share knowledge, strengthen relationships, celebrate excellence and focus on the actions needed to improve eye health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Registrations are now open
Whether you've been part of NATSIEHC for many years or will be joining us for the first time, we invite you to come together with us on Kaurna Country.
NATSIEHC27 17–19 May 2027 Adelaide Oval, Tartanya (Adelaide), Kaurna Country
There are lots of ways to be part of NATSIEHC27
Our NATSIEHC27 conference hub is now live, bringing together the information you need to start planning for May.
Visit the NATSIEHC section of the FNEHA website to find information about:
- Registration — secure your place at NATSIEHC27
- Program — follow conference program updates as they are released
- Abstracts — find out how to contribute to the conference program
- Awards — help us recognise excellence and leadership across Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health
- Scholarships — learn about opportunities to support participation
- Travel & Stay — start planning your trip to Tartanya
- Sponsorship — explore opportunities for organisations to support NATSIEHC27
We'll continue adding speakers, program information and conference updates as we get closer to May.
Seeing Our Way
NATSIEHC has created a national gathering place for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health since 2017 — a place for community, culture, knowledge, evidence and relationships to come together.
As we move into the next chapter of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health, Seeing Our Way acknowledges where we have come from, strengthens the work happening now, and calls us into the future we want to build together.
We look forward to welcoming you to Kaurna Country in May 2027.
Register now and come See Our Way with us.
And while you're here…
You might notice www.fneha.com.au has a fresh new look too.
We've refreshed the FNEHA website and made it easier to explore our national work, resources, research and evidence, policy and advocacy, partnerships and opportunities to get involved.
Have a look around while you're planning your trip to NATSIEHC27 — and keep an eye out for more conference news over the months ahead.
See you in Tartanya.
