Major Funding Unlocks New Development
We are thrilled to announce a significant funding investment from the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation, awarded in partnership with Minderoo Foundation and The Ian Potter Foundation. This support marks a pivotal milestone in our growth as Australia’s leading geospatial child-data mapping platform. This funding will accelerate the next stage of development by expanding access to localised data, enhancing reporting tools, introducing new measures of child and community wellbeing and strengthening analytical capabilities. The investment will also drive new functionality such as AI assisted search and plain-language summaries, and will allow us to continue building partnerships, deliver training and strengthen community engagement, ensuring that organisations and communities across Australia have both access to data and the capability to use it effectively.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation for its generous support and longstanding commitment to improving the lives of children and families, empowering us to further strengthen the evidence infrastructure that supports better decision-making for children and young people nationwide. We gratefully acknowledge the Minderoo Foundation and the Ian Potter Foundation for their continued support of the Atlas and its national impact, and also recognise the leadership and contribution of our Chief Investigators, whose vision, expertise and guidance continue to shape the Atlas.
The University of Western Australia has officially announced the partnership in an article featuring comments from Atlas Founder and Chair, Professor Rebecca Glauert. Read the full article below.
