The issues of Indigenous health, diabetes and kidney disease are real and alarming in Australia.

We are working hard through a multi-pronged approach to combat health problems and raise awareness and prevent more generations of Indigenous Australians falling victim to health complications. 

There are many like us who believe the trends can be reversed, that care about the future of our children and who want to see remote Aboriginal communities strong and healthy well into the future.

Without the support of funding partners, corporate sponsors, individuals and like-minded organisations The Jimmy Little Foundation would not be as effective in having its voice heard, empowering young people, giving hope to communities and supporting those already with diabetes and renal failure.

Thanks to those who put their hand in their pocket or their hand up to help, we are effecting change right across Australia.

SPONSORS

Medicines Australia - Medicines Australia has donated $1.2 million dollars to the Jimmy Little Foundation for two wonderful projects being a mobile renal truck which is currently being being built and will be operated by the Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjakt Tjutaku Aboriginal Corporation.

The Federal Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Australians - FaHCSIA is the lead Australian Government agency on Closing the Gap.

Baxter - Is a leading health care company in Australia and has provided funding and support to The Jimmy Little Foundation.

Fresenius - Fresenius is a global health care group with products and services for dialysis, the hospital and the medical care of patients at home.

To find out how your business or organisation can support The Jimmy Little Foundation or to make a proposal to partner with us, please contact     admin@jlf.org.au

SUPPORTERS

Northern Territory Government

Gabrielle Poole

The Hay Group

THANKS

Many thanks to Gilbert and Tobin Sydney for pro-bono legal services.

Our numbers people are Page Harrison Accountants.

Sophie Howarth for beautiful photos of Jimmy and our programs in Arnhem land  sophiehowarthphotography.com