What is Children's Day?
Every year on 4 August, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities – and all Australians – celebrate the strengths and culture of our children.
What is Children’s Day?Celebrate the day
All Australians have the opportunity to show their support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and to learn about the impact that culture, family and community play in the lives of our children.
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Organising an event for your mob? You can hold an event on 4 August or in the week before or after. If you are planning an event, you can register here and find resources and ideas.
Register your eventNational Children’s Day 2023
Little Voices, Loud Futures
SNAICC is the National Voice for our Children. As the national peak body, we have a responsibility to make our children’s voices as powerful as possible, now and into the future. A First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution will amplify the work being done to ensure our children can flourish, with power over their destinies.
2023’s theme ‘Little Voices, Loud Futures’ fires that ambition.
We are raising awareness for the bright futures of our children and the potential for their voices to pave a new path for our nation. As always, we support the voices of our children in calling for a future where they are proud and empowered by their culture to speak their truth and be listened to by all Australians.
#LittleVoices #LoudFutures
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