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Closing the Gap Refresh: analysis of targets policy brief

January 31, 2019

Analysis of the alignment of draft Closing the Gap targets with SNAICC positions and priorities SNAICC and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peak bodies are working toward establishing a formal partnership with COAG in February 2019. As we move closer to developing a refreshed framework, targets and action plans, SNAICC has prepared an analysis […]

Filed Under: Briefing Papers, Early Childhood - Policy Papers, Family and Community Support - Policy Papers, Family Violence and Child Abuse, News

SNAICC Submission: Closing the Gap ‘Refresh’ Process – April 2018

April 27, 2018

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SNAICC Submission: Closing the Gap ‘Refresh’ Process – April 2018 SNAICC Closing the Gap ‘Refresh’ Brief – April 2018 It has been 10 years since COAG’s Closing the Gap strategy began. In that time, only three of the seven national targets are reported as being on track and four are due to expire in 2018. […]

Filed Under: Child Protection - Policy Papers, Early Childhood - Policy Papers, Family and Community Support - Policy Papers, News, Policy Paper, Social Justice and Human Rights - Policy Papers

Ensuring a fair start for our children: The need for a dedicated funding stream for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander early years sector

October 19, 2017

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Access to quality early childhood education and care (ECEC) is an essential right for all children. Yet the current child care system is failing our children – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are twice as likely to be developmentally vulnerable early in life, and only half as likely to access early education as non-Indigenous children. In […]

Filed Under: Early Childhood - Policy Papers, News

SNAICC Submission – Social Services Legislation Amendment (Omnibus Savings and Child Care Reform) Bill 2017 – March 2017

March 3, 2017

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SNAICC Submission – Social Services Legislation Amendment (Omnibus Savings and Child Care Reform) Bill 2017 – March 2017 SNAICC – National Voice for our Children has developed a wealth of experience over the past few decades on understanding the issues of our children, families and communities, and gathering both literature and experience based evidence on […]

Filed Under: Early Childhood - Policy Papers, Policy Paper

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