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Family Matters 2024 Report Webinar

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Family Matters 2024 Report Webinar
Friday 6 December

On Friday 6 December, SNAICC – National Voice for our Children hosted a live webinar to share key insights, findings, recommendations and case studies from the 2024 Family Matters Report 2024.
In the webinar recording, you will hear from: 
Watch the live recording above for an engaging discussion on the 2024 Family Matters Report.

More information on Family Matters 2024 Report

The annual Family Matters Report examines government actions to address the over-representation and the outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in child protection systems.

The Family Matters 2024 Report highlights Aboriginal-led solutions, featuring three case studies from community-controlled organisations that provide culturally safe wraparound services, ensuring children grow up strong in family and connected to culture and kin. The report also presents recommendations to better support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families. Key areas for action include increasing funding for ACCO-led prevention programs, empowering Aboriginal communities to control decisions affecting their children and implementing national standards for the Child Placement Principle.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment to the wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.
Together, let’s foster a future where our children grow up healthy, happy, and safe, connected to their culture and community.
Find out more about Family Matters

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