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nib's 2025 Community Report

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As we wrap up 2025, nib foundation is proud to share the ways we have partnered with communities this year in nib's 2025 Community Report.

Two women wearing yellow OzHarvest aprons smiling and cooking in a kitchen

As we wrap up 2025, nib foundation is proud to reflect on the ways we have partnered with communities this year. You can read about this work in nib’s 2025 Community Report, showcasing the ways nib has supported people’s better health and wellbeing across Australia, New Zealand and globally.  
 
This year, through the foundation’s prevention programs we supported over 478,000 people to access digital health tools. We also launched new partnerships tackling chronic disease and supporting people with disability, and nib celebrated 20 years of global giving through the Footprints Network.  
 
From backing culturally safe programs for First Nations youth to supporting women in sport and volunteering over 1,600 hours, our people and partners are making a real impact.  
 
Read the full report.

Equality
Six people from nib, People With Disability Australia and Down Syndrome Australia stand in an office space in front of a "nibThrive" banner. City buildings and indoor plants are visible in the background.

Partnering to improve health equity

nib foundation is proud to announce our two new Partners for Health Equity: People with Disability Australia and Down Syndrome Australia. 

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Prevention
Two women sit on the grass in the sun, patting a dog who is sitting in front of them

Announcing our new Better Health Partners

We’re partnering with four organisations to help Australians reduce their chronic disease risk and improve health equity for people facing barriers to better health.

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Prevention
Attendees from nib and HMRI talk in front of a large screen with the partnership announcement

Backing research to drive improvements in patient care

We’re funding three specialist health research programs with Hunter Medical Research Institute that will tackle chronic disease, mental health and joint replacements.

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