First Australians Capital recently supported expanding organisation Aboriginal Sustainable Homes (ASH) with a finance facility, enabling the organisation to grow their market potential and develop a more sustainable business model.
First Australians Capital recently invested in Indigenous led online pet care business Vets on Call who are not only trailblazing a new path in their respective business sector, but they are also delivering gains far beyond pure economics.
First Australians Capital is proud to support social enterprise and charity CPCC, who are leading the impact mission, building a sustainable and profitable business that delivers broader social dividends by creating a range of employment and training pathways for First Australians.
Join us as we journey with Currency Print and Corporate Communications as they share their story navigating the challenges presented by COVID-19, as one of 246 Indigenous businesses who sought support through the First Australians Capital COVID-19 Recovery Program.
XDS Engineering is one of the 246 Indigenous businesses First Australians Capital is proud to support as part of our COVID-19 relief program, and who are changing the face of the custom trailer industry.
Introducing Woolombi Aboriginal Cultural Experiences, situated on the edge of Yengo National Park, inland from the Central Coast of NSW. In this beautiful short story, former University Lecturer, Auntie Leanne King, explains why she believes the best way for people to learn, is out in Country.
Online pet care business Vets on Call launched in May 2018 with a beta version of their pet-care app and a vision to become the number #1 pet care giver in the country. Two years later they are well on their way to achieving that vision.
Welcome to Country is inspired to work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities to increase employment and economic outcomes. The tourism sector and the experience sector more broadly present an opportunity to deliver on this purpose and met a growing demand for First Nations’ experiences. Designed as a central ‘market-place’ it provides a platform for communities to access and tap into travellers. For travellers it provides a trusted source of high quality experiences.
Bruce Pascoe, a teacher, academic and farmer from the Bunurong and Yuin peoples, had a vision of mobilising people around Australia to take a part in growing a new business ecosystem around farming traditional foods. First Australians Capital supported his vision, helping start Bruce's business, Black Duck Foods.
