The Oceania Australia Foundation is a not-for-profit, non-political organisation located in Australia. The Oceania Australia Foundation conducts its operations with a view to achieving the following ends: 

• advancing health standards in disadvantaged communities across the Oceania region, with a particular focus on the Pacific Islands;

• educating disadvantaged communities in basic physiology and the range of health benefits that result from physical activity;

• educating young people from such disadvantaged communities, including by way of scholarships to overseas universities; 
  

• the promotion of leadership and social engagement in the community;

• encouraging gender diversity at a leadership level in the community; and

• the general enhancement of community spirit and cohesion in disadvantaged communities.

The Oceania Australia Foundation is committed to securing its objectives. It undertakes a broad range of activities in the furtherance of its mission, including:

• offering educational programmes promoting health and well-being via participation in physical activity, specifically targeting obesity, diabetes and heart disease;

• offering educational courses in sports coaching;

• providing scholarships for overseas study to promising young leaders;

• helping young people to develop leadership skills and community spirit including by providing them with opportunities to participate in sporting activities; and

• seeking funding or donations through fundraising events and engagement with State and Commonwealth governments in Australia.