The organisations that walk with us

Our supporters

The organisations that walk with us

Yiliyapinya would not exist without the generosity, vision and commitment of our funders and partners. These organisations share our belief that culture, community and brain health science can change lives.

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Future Generation Australia

Future Generation Australia is an ASX-listed investment company that donates 1% of net assets annually to Australian not-for-profits supporting vulnerable children, youth mental health and the economic advancement of women. By partnering with fund managers who waive their fees, Future Generation has donated over $100 million to charitable organisations since inception — without compromising shareholder returns.

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Hand Heart Pocket

Hand Heart Pocket is a philanthropic foundation established by the Freemasons of Queensland, with more than 115 years of community support. They partner with charities and philanthropists to create positive change alongside people in need across Queensland and Papua New Guinea — with a particular focus on young people.

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Minderoo Foundation

Minderoo Foundation is committed to creating a future where people and the environment can thrive. Their work focuses on strengthening communities, advancing gender equality and protecting natural ecosystems. Minderoo drives change by working alongside those closest to the challenge — building evidence, advocating for reform, and developing solutions when none exist.

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Tim Fairfax Family Foundation

The Tim Fairfax Family Foundation exists to support rural, regional and remote communities in Queensland and the Northern Territory to address the particular challenges they face due to geographic location. The Foundation values connectedness, resilience, futureproofing and leadership — supporting organisations and endeavours which further embed these qualities in communities across Queensland and the Northern Territory.

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MOOD Tea

MOOD Tea is an award-winning, certified Social Enterprise creating tea that does good with every sip. Proudly accredited by Social Traders, MOOD Tea reinvests 100% of profits into youth mental health and wellbeing initiatives, including Yiliyapinya's Yili Program®. Through premium blends crafted to lift mood and spark connection, MOOD Tea combines exceptional quality with meaningful impact — helping create brighter futures for young people while delivering moments of comfort, care and wellbeing in every cup.

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QATSICPP — Child Protection Peak

QATSICPP is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations delivering child and family support services in Queensland, and the state's Youth Justice Peak. Representing 40 member organisations, QATSICPP champions culturally grounded, community-led solutions for the safety and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people and families.

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VidZero

VidZero is a Sydney-based video production company creating corporate films, brand stories, event coverage and social content. Alongside their commercial work, VidZero is committed to producing pro-bono videos for Australian charities — helping organisations like Yiliyapinya tell their stories with the same quality and care as any major brand.

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Legal Aid Queensland

Legal Aid Queensland provides free legal information, advice, referrals and — for eligible clients — legal representation in criminal, family and civil law matters. They help with a wide range of legal issues including domestic and family violence, child protection, separation, criminal charges, debt, NDIS appeals and child support. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can call their dedicated Information Line on 1300 65 01 43.

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