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IBA Corporate Plan 2024-25 marks milestone!

IBA Corporate Plan 2024-25 marks milestone!

Posted 30 August 2024

Our Corporate Plan 2024-25 is now published.

The plan marks 50 years of the Indigenous Home Ownership Program. Since inception, the program has written over 21,000 home loans, improving the lives of thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, while contributing to the overall housing assistance framework in Australia.

It outlines what we will do to deliver on the second year of our five-year strategy out to 2028.

During the year will deliver our next groundbreaking impact study, which explores the role financial wellbeing plays at the individual, family, and community levels.

Our 2028 strategy takes a wellbeing approach and places impact at the centre. This shows how we understand where our target outcomes fit within the broader needs of the people we serve.

“Informed by our performance and proof of the impact created, we will leverage our partnerships to collaborate and deliver projects and initiatives led by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.” Eddie Fry, IBA Chairperson.

The plan explains our priorities for the year ahead that will contribute to achieving our four strategic goals – Choice, Inclusion, Prosperity, and Excellence.

Investing in these areas will ensure we continue to achieve positive impacts in the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Our Impact Reports demonstrate how our activities directly and indirectly address many of the disparities identified in the National Agreement on Closing the Gap, including those relating to housing, economic participation, education, employment, safety, health, and wellbeing.

IBA supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to achieve financial inclusion and economic empowerment through:

  • home ownership
  • business opportunities
  • investment activities that build wealth.

Read our current and previous plans.