Visit Website The Raising Children Network has developed a tip sheet on how parents and carers can support children who have recently experienced trauma. Trauma: supporting your child in the […]
I’ve Been There – Mental Health Association NSW [WEBSITE]
Visit Website ivebeenthere.org.au is a website for young parents. It has been designed specifically for and with young parents and has a range of information on parenting survival tips, ways […]
The Trauma and Grief Network
Visit Website The Trauma and Grief Network (TGN) connects families, members of the community and professionals to resources focused on the care of children and adolescents affected by the impact […]
Raising Children Network
Visit Website The Raising Children Network is an online resource for parenting children and young people. It provides a range of information on newborns, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, school children, pre-teens […]
Supporting Carers to care for our children – SNAICC – [WEBSITE RESOURCE]
SNAICC’s Supporting Carers resource is an online resource that seeks to provide support for carers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, ensuring culture is central in the protection, care […]
Supporting transition to school
18 November 2014 | General Interest SNAICC Senior Policy Officer, Holly Mason-White, has recently published an article in Early Childhood Australia‘s (ECA) Every Child magazine, outlining the key to a […]
Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service Victoria – Resources, Fact Sheets and Help Cards
Visit Website The Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service Victoria (FVPLS) has a number of resources available on its website. Fact sheets What is Family Violence A Quick Guide […]
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perinatal mental health – Beyond Blue [WEBSITE]
Visit Website This webpage provides information on perinatal mental health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Back in the Old School Days – Spirit Dreaming Inc. [RESOURCE]
Visit Website This resource examines the connection between the early educational experiences of Aboriginal parents and the impact these experiences may have on their attitude toward their children’s educational experiences. […]
Lost in translation? Remote Indigenous households and definitions of the family – AIFS
Visit Website This paper examines some of the issues with the current Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) definition of ‘family’. Using case examples and family trees, this paper explores Aboriginal […]
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