Focus Areas
Early Childhood Development
A core component of work that SNAICC undertakes is the advocation for, support for and development of effective Early Years programs that are created, managed and delivered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Early Childhood DevelopmentChild & Family Wellbeing
A secondary core component of work that SNAICC undertakes is the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of evidence-based approaches to improve outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.
Child & Family WellbeingClosing the Gap
Closing the Gap is an agreement between the Coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peak Organisations and all Australian governments on how government works with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Closing the GapWhat We Do
As an organisation, our work focuses on three key areas: research and policy, advocacy and sector development. Through this, we design policies that promote sustained positive systemic and institutional change, advise governments on strategies and actions and, consequently, play a pivotal role in shaping legislation, policies and practices that inherently support the safety, development and wellbeing of our children.
Our work covers a broad spectrum of sectors, including Early Childhood Development, Child & Family Wellbeing and Child & Maternal Health. Within these areas, we represent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families, communities and organisations to all levels of the Australian Government.
We actively collaborate with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations, non-Indigenous service providers and all levels of governments to enhance the design and delivery of supports and services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families. Through these engagements, we work to effectuate genuine, long-term changes that improve outcomes and opportunities for our children and strengthen the capacities of families across Australia.
Our Role
We work to provide a strong National Voice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children to support their safety, development and wellbeing.
At a national level, we represent and advocate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children through three interconnected roles Research, Policy & Leadership, Sector Development and Community & Sector Voice. Through these interconnected roles, we advocate for and support the development of critical services to improve access to holistic and culturally safe services for those in need. By doing so, we harness the potential of communities to effect genuine, long-term change for children and families across Australia.
Research, Policy & Leadership
Community & Sector Voice
Sector Development
Resources
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