Growing your own traditional food in a Jawan Farm is the best way to enjoy bush foods in Community.

People in cities almost never think about the next meal, but in remote communities, its a real challenge, especially is wet seasons, times of flood, and in 2020-2022/3 the lack of basic food in Indigenous Communities, was chaotic and many families just had nothing to eat.
Healthy individuals are better equipped to manage frustration, anger, and domestic violence. They are more capable of working in their chosen jobs and enjoying happier family lives. This is the outcome we are striving to achieve, contributing to "Closing the Gap" for our communities.
We want to share the origin of the name 'Jawan' Farms. As an aquaponic system farm that uses fish to grow plants for food, and being based in Brisbane, Queensland, we wanted to honour the custodial tribe of this area. Brisbane's traditional name is Meeanjin, meaning "the place of the blue water lilies." So, we chose the name 'Jawan', which means "fish of any kind," to show our respect and connection to the land and its people.