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FNAAFV acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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Resources

Annual Report

Our Annual Reports offer a clear and considered snapshot of the year just gone by, highlighting our impact, progress, and the work made possible through collaboration and commitment. They bring together key achievements, insights, and stories that reflect how we’ve delivered on our purpose, responded to challenges, and laid foundations for the year ahead. We invite you to explore each report to better understand our priorities, performance, and the outcomes we’re working towards.

What’s inside? In each of our reports, you’ll find:

  • Our Mission and Vision Statement
  • Strategic Plan and Priorities
  • Highlights from each Financial Year
  • FVPLS Member Profiles and Case Studies of their Work
  • Programs and Activities
  • Financial Overview
  • Future Plans and Goals

Budget Submissions

FNAAFV makes pre-budget submissions to the Federal Government to ensure the voices, experiences and priorities of First Nations communities are heard at the highest levels of decision-making. These submissions provide evidence-based recommendations on the funding and policy changes needed to better support First Nations victim-survivors, strengthen community-controlled services, and drive long-term, sustainable change.

By contributing to the federal budget process, FNAAFV advocates for increased investment in culturally safe, community-led solutions that help to create safer futures for First Nations women, children and their communities.