Partner with NATSIEHC27

Be part of the next decade of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health.

FNEHA invites organisations to partner with us for the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Conference 2027 (NATSIEHC27), for three days of knowledge sharing, connection and collective action.

Why partner with NATSIEHC27?

Sponsorship is an opportunity to do more than support a conference. It demonstrates your organisation’s commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership, self-determination and better eye health outcomes, while connecting your organisation with people shaping the future of eye health across Australia.

Partners will have opportunities to:

Build meaningful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, communities and sector partners
Increase national visibility across the eye health, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health, research, government and health sectors
Showcase your organisation’s commitment to equity, partnership and lasting impact
Connect with delegates and decision-makers through conference and networking opportunities
Join conversations shaping the next decade of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health

NATSIEHC27 will also include a dedicated sponsor networking opportunity, creating space for our partners to connect, build relationships and engage with key people from across the sector.

Community Impact of NATSIEHC

"When we come together as Mob and with our allies, we feel the love and hope and support"

Jaki Adams, Yadhaigana, Wuthathi, Gurindji woman talks about the importance of coming together at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Conference.

"I always look forward to it on my calendar.
I always know that I'll leave inspired, and this year is no different."

"I believe spaces like this conference are so important for mob -if we see it, we can believe it"

Attending NATSIEHC24 through the community scholarship program inspired Courtney from Bullinah Aboriginal Health Service to put what she learned into action in her community. This led to accelerated work in community-led chronic disease management, developing culturally appropriate diabetes resources, leading diabetes management and increased her leadership and advocacy. This was recognised in her community with a Rising Star Award at the National Rural/Remote Health Awards.

“I have attended NATSIEHC each year. [Every time] I leave with more knowledge, deeper inspiration, and even greater motivation to continue improving health outcomes for mob.”

"The involvement of the community and the community members and organisations into looking at, improving and providing the eye care has been really important."

Professor Hugh R Taylor AC Professor Taylor discusses some of the key developments in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye care sector, brought together at events like NATSIEHC, which have helped drive outcomes in our communities.

Read NATSIEHC26 reports here

Partner with NATSIEHC27

Community Impact of NATSIEHC

"When we come together as Mob and with our allies, we feel the love and hope and support"

"I believe spaces like this conference are so important for mob -if we see it, we can believe it"

"The involvement of the community and the community members and organisations into looking at, improving and providing the eye care has been really important."

NATISEHC27 Sponsorship Prospectus

sponsorship enquiries

Ready to be part of NATSIEHC27?

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Partner with NATSIEHC27

Community Impact of NATSIEHC

"When we come together as Mob and with our allies, we feel the love and hope and support"

"I believe spaces like this conference are so important for mob -if we see it, we can believe it"

"The involvement of the community and the community members and organisations into looking at, improving and providing the eye care has been really important."

NATISEHC27 Sponsorship Prospectus

sponsorship enquiries

Ready to be part of NATSIEHC27?

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