First Nations Foundation is bringing its Financial Wellness Outreach to Palm Island and Charters Towers!

Come down to your nearest location from Tuesday 12th - Thursday 14th August to get your money matters sorted with banks, super funds, financial counsellors and government services there to sit down for a yarn and answer any questions you have.

To get the most benefit, remember to bring along your identification such as your driver's licence, birth certificate, passport or other documents you have available. It can also be helpful to have your Tax File Number, CRN and bills with you if you need assistance with a specific issue.

We’ll be doing money health checks, finding lost superannuation and unclaimed monies and providing referrals to culturally safe places for extra support.

Where we will be:

Tuesday 12th - Palm Island PCYC

Wednesday 13th – Palm Island PCYC

Thursday 14th - Charters Towers, The Arthur Titley Centre

All dates include a community lunch from 12pm

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First Nations Foundation, which has previously reconnected Indigenous Australians with more than $26 million in superannuation to date through its award-winning Big Super Day Out events, is focused on bridging the financial literacy gap between Indigenous Australians and the wider population.

Financial Wellness Week takes a holistic approach to providing financial services to the community, acting as a point of contact for First Nations people to access a hub of financial literacy workshops and break-out sessions with selected industry providers and government departments.