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SNAICC is a member of the Coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peak Organisations.

The Coalition of Peaks is a representative body comprised of approximately 50 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled peak organisations that have come together to be partners with Australian governments on the next phase of Closing the Gap.

SNAICC’s position on the Coalition of Peaks ensures that children and families are at the centre as we work towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children being happy and safe, connected to family, community and culture.

New National Agreement on Closing the Gap

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How outcomes of engagements were included in the National Agreement

New National Agreement Questions and Answers

Read our media releases:

30 July 2020 – SNAICC welcomes new National Agreement on Closing the Gap to strengthen outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families

See the Coalition of Peaks website for more information

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