Kere to Country

The food crisis Australia’s Aboriginal families are facing is life threatening, but the good news is you can help us help them. On a recent trip home to Alice Springs, the team were astounded by the prices our fellow Australians in Aboriginal communities are being forced to pay for basic food and meat supplies in remote community stores. This food security crisis is well known among Territorians, but in 2020 this situation has escalated meaning Aboriginal families aren’t able to afford the essential products they need to keep their families healthy. Meat is just not affordable. How would you feel and what would you do, if you had to pay over $85 for one kilogram of poor-quality mince? This is just one example that resonates with us. With a focus on the provision of affordable meat, we have founded ‘Kere to Country’ (Kere means food from animals) that will supply product to communities in Central Australia. We are seeking your help to get our start-up initiative up and running.