We strengthen identity and connection through community visits, yarning circles, cultural ceremonies, and participation in events like NAIDOC and Reconciliation Week. Our programs honour Elders and traditions while supporting local First Nations businesses.

FNAE supports holistic development, advocating for success beyond sport by creating access to education, leadership, and employment opportunities.

Financial support for athletes, coaches and umpires who represent at state or national level. We remove barriers for regional and remote athletes, ensuring all aspiring First Nations players, coaches, and umpires have a pathway to success.

From mindset coaching and recovery strategies to nutrition, goal setting, and selection readiness, our training builds self-awareness, resilience, and elite performance habits.

We prepare participants with essential life and career skills, offering guidance on professional pathways within and beyond sport.

One-on-one and group mentoring helps participants stay motivated, culturally grounded, and focused on their long-term goals.

Specialist training in technical, tactical, and position-specific skills elevates athletes to compete at the highest levels.

Our tailored programs build strength, endurance, and athletic resilience, backed by performance assessments and group training.

We proactively scout and support emerging talent through skills clinics, carnivals, and community engagement, we ensure no potential athlete, coach, or umpire is overlooked.

FNAE teams compete in local, state, and national events, First Nations Rounds, and
interstate/international tours, celebrating culture through sport and uniting communities.