Empowering communities to be their own changemakers.
At ALNF, we believe in the power of literacy to unlock authentic potential and change a life. Our work with children, schools and communities is shaped by powerful stories of progress, determination, and change, as we transform the literacy outcomes of Australians across the nation.
Indigenous First Language Communities supported to confidently revitalise their Languages.
High-quality, inspiring books provided to young people to strengthen literacy outcomes.
Healthy breakfast meals supplied, fueling young minds for an effective day of learning.
Our proudest moments.
Awards and recognition
Our unique and innovative programs have been recognised nationally and on a global scale.
Here are some of our achievements.
2026 Australian Enterprise Awards: Winner Best Inclusivity-Focused Literacy & Numeracy Education Group
2023 Anthem Awards: Silver Winner Education, Art & Culture Film, Video, Television or Show Awareness & Media Categories - ALNF 'Literacy is Freedom' Manifesto
2023 Anthem Awards: Bronze Winner Education, Art & Culture Digital & Innovative Experiences Awareness & Media Categories - ALNF 'Literacy is Freedom' Activation
2020 Edison Awards: GOLD Award in the ‘Social Innovation’ Category and ‘Empowerment Platforms’ Subcategory
Refugee Council of Australia: ALNF’s Refugee Action Support (RAS) Program identified as a model of excellence
In the media.
"Digital platform supporting the revitalisation of Indigenous First Languages"
Indigenous.gov.au
"Digital platform supporting the revitalisation of Indigenous First Languages"
Indigenous.gov.au
"Brekky library helping to grow young minds"
Department of Education
"Brekky library helping to grow young minds"
Department of Education
"Ancient heritage meets modern resources in community-led game Arranji yukurnukku jinta!"
Indigenous.gov.au
"Ancient heritage meets modern resources in community-led game Arranji yukurnukku jinta!"
Indigenous.gov.au
" 'Literacy is Freedom': Empowering Indigenous children to close the education and literacy gap"
SBS News
" 'Literacy is Freedom': Empowering Indigenous children to close the education and literacy gap"
SBS News
"Language app Feed the Monster the latest tool in battle to save endangered Warumungu language"
ABC News
"Language app Feed the Monster the latest tool in battle to save endangered Warumungu language"
ABC News
"Growing digital divide between Indigenous and non-Indigenous households"
ABC NewsRadio
"Growing digital divide between Indigenous and non-Indigenous households"
ABC NewsRadio