Download File SNAICC has released a report identifying priority reforms that could assist to address some of the most important issues impacting the safety and wellbeing of our children. The report, Pathways […]
Moving to Prevention: Intensive and targeted family support
Download File Prof. Clare Tilbury has worked with SNAICC to research and develop a report detailing strong practice approaches of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled agencies providing intensive and […]
Report explores nutrition results from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health survey
5 May 2015 | Community Announcements The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has published results of nutrition data collected in the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nutrition and Physical […]
Nominations now open for the NAPCAN Play Your Part Awards
5 May 2015 | Community Announcements Do you know someone who is doing something inspiring to promote the safety and wellbeing of children and young people? Nominate them for NAPCAN’s […]
ARACY seminar examines methods to measure Canadian early childhood education investment
5 May 2015 | General Interest Co-hosted by ARACY’s Convenor for Victoria, June McLoughlin, Goodstart Early Learning, and the Victorian Department of Education and Training, this seminar will look at […]
Amnesty International helping the public stay connected with remote communities closure rallies
5 May 2015 | Community Announcements Stand in support of Western Australian remote communities and the importance of traditional homelands. Amnesty International has developed an online hub that lists all […]
Ochre ribbon new symbol for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander domestic violence prevention
5 May 2015 | General Interest Aboriginal Family Law Service (WA) has identified the need for a ribbon that can be symbolic to Aboriginal people who are survivors of domestic […]
SNAICC Training visits Halls Creek, Mackay up next
5 May 2015 | General Interest SNAICC travels to Western Australia’s East Kimberly region for transition to schools project In April SNAICC CEO Frank Hytten and Senior Training Officer Kate […]
Report into entrenched disadvantage examines Indigenous communities
5 May 2015 | General Interest Despite Australia’s low unemployment rate and record levels of workforce participation, there are a significant number of communities in Australia experiencing entrenched disadvantage. In […]
Remote Aboriginal communities in South Australia secure funding while the future still an unknown for WA communities
5 May 2015 | General Interest The future of remote Aboriginal communities in South Australia appears more stable following a funding agreement announced by state and federal governments. Federal Minister […]
