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Children cannot choose their circumstances

For one in six Australian children and young people growing up in poverty,1 it can limit their choices, opportunities and outcomes in life.

Investing in the education of a disadvantaged child delivers long-term positive benefits for them, their family and potentially generations to come.

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Your donation will ensure disadvantaged Australian children receive critical, out-of-school learning support through our life-changing programs.
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How we help

Our programs help some of Australia’s poorest families engage with their education, and create a better future for themselves.

Our programs support children and young people to participate more fully in their education by providing innovative, evidence-based programs and emotional, practical and financial support throughout their schooling and tertiary education.

Our programs give disadvantaged students the skills, motivation and essentials to stay in school and get the most from their education so they can create a better future for themselves.

Our programs increase school readiness and provide support to disadvantaged primary and high school students to close the gap and create greater educational equality.

How your donation will help a student

Future Seekers

Our Future Seekers program provides students with interactive opportunities to explore the world of work.

Learning Clubs

Your donation can support children to access help from dedicated and skilled volunteer tutors in our out-of-school Learning Club.

iTrack Mentoring Program

iTrack is a mentoring program matching a student in Years 9 to 11 to a trained mentor, who gives them guidance about study options and career paths.

94%

of children who participated in student2student literacy program have found their reading has improved.4

84%

of students say that attending Learning Clubs helps them achieve more in class.5

83%

students who take part in our high school readiness program Passport say they learn skills that will help them in high school.6

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1 Poverty in Australia, 2018, ACOSS/UNSW Report.