SNAICC Statement 16 July 2019 – SNAICC CEO resignation Earlier today SNAICC CEO Angela Singh tendered her resignation after charges were laid against her partner Wayne Muir in relation to allegations of historic sexual assault. Allegations of sexual assault must always be taken with the utmost seriousness and investigated by the relevant authorities. Angela has […]
SNAICC delivers Child Placement Principle training to Canberra child protection workers
Following last year’s launch of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle: A guide to support implementation and in response to recommendations from the Our Booris Our Way Steering Committee (Interim Report 2018, ACT), SNAICC facilitators are in the process of training 30 team leaders and 150 case workers from the ACT Community […]
Genuine Partnerships survey
What is this survey about? This survey collects information for SNAICC – National Voice for our Children. SNAICC is undertaking a new project in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Family Studies and the Commonwealth Department of Social Services (the Department) to support genuine partnership development between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and non-Indigenous […]
Genuine Partnerships project
SNAICC is undertaking a new project in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Family Studies and the Commonwealth Department of Social Services (the Department) to support genuine partnership development between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and non-Indigenous service providers through the Department’s Families and Children (FaC) Activity. If you are interested in learning more […]
Media Release 20 May 2019 – SNAICC urges new Morrison Government to prioritise strategy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
Media Release 20 May 2019 – SNAICC urges new Morrison Government to prioritise strategy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children SNAICC congratulates the returning Coalition Government, and is ready to work alongside a new Indigenous Affairs Minister and Social Services Minister to prioritise better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. We believe […]
Media Release 9 May 2019 – SNAICC appoints Angela Singh as new CEO
Media Release 9 May 2019 – SNAICC appoints Angela Singh as new CEO SNAICC – National Voice for our Children, the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, is excited to announce the appointment of Angela Singh to the position of Chief Executive Officer. A Yorta Yorta woman from Victoria, Ms Singh brings […]
Central Australia Aboriginal Community-Controlled Out-of-home Care Strategy Steering Committee outlines next steps
Over the last 18 months SNAICC has been facilitating consultations with Aboriginal communities and representatives of the community-controlled service sector in Central Australia. A local steering committee was convened with a focus on consultations to inform the creation of the Central Australia Aboriginal Community-Controlled Out-of-home Care Strategy (the Strategy), including meetings with leaders of community-controlled […]
Media Release 3 April 2019 – Lacklustre federal budget unlikely to provide required change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
Media Release 3 April 2019 – Lacklustre federal budget unlikely to provide required change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are invisible yet again in a federal budget that includes no significant investments to address the long-standing issues faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. The Federal […]
Federal election priorities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
Federal election priorities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children The majority of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children grow up in supportive, loving and positive environments, connected to their families, communities and cultures. However, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families continue to experience significantly higher levels of disadvantage than non-Indigenous families. Current efforts are […]
Media Release 29 March 2019 – Morrison Government must scrap ParentsNext and stop making women’s lives harder
Media Release 29 March 2019 – Morrison Government must scrap ParentsNext and stop making women’s lives harder The Morrison Government cannot delay scrapping its discriminatory ParentsNext program, with a Senate Inquiry finding that the program is causing “anxiety, distress and harm” for many parents, including for women escaping violence. The findings of a Senate Inquiry […]
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