FareShare will be present at many NAIDOC 2024 activities this week, and supports the celebration and recognition of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee. Its origins can be traced to the emergence of Aboriginal groups in
New era, new kitchens, new names The legacy of Sandy Dudakov OAM’s legendary support of FareShare is literally now a permanent feature at FareShare’s newly refurbished Abbotsford kitchen. At a delightfully elegant lunch, a gathering of Sandy’s family and friends, The Sandy Dudakov Hive was named in her honour. In
Meals for the Mob update: experiencing meals first hand FareShare’s Meals for the Mob program aims to offer First Nations community groups and services access to free, healthy, nutritious meals that are culturally appropriate. The program continues to expand, with its most recent initiative resulting in the commencement of essential
Meet our new CEO… Daniel Moorfield When Marcus Godinho first met Daniel Moorfield, something seemed familiar. They have much in common. Both studied Commerce at Melbourne Uni – one year apart – both are the father of two sons, and both have European heritage. But mostly, both have a passion