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Our actions toward reconciliation
The Smith Family recognises our responsibility and role in working with others to create a fairer and more equitable society for all Australians.
Give a child like Josh a chance to achieve their best this school year
Donate to our 2024 Back to School Appeal and give children like Josh a chance to learn today, so they can change their tomorrow.
Research: Attendance Lifts Achievement
New research draws on data collected over seven years from 30,000 disadvantaged Australian school students on The Smith Family’s Learning for Life educational scholarship program. The research contributes to ongoing national efforts to improve the educational outcomes of young Australians, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Ganima is sharing your gift with her family and community
As a single mother of six, Ganima has tried to give her children all they need. Yet she didn’t know a lot about supporting a child’s learning in the early years. Then her youngest, Janeva, started showing a real interest in books. So Ganima was thrilled to take part in our Let’s Read program.
SmArts Artcastle, a circus of creativity
Students studied the works of Salvador Dali and sculptor Alexander Calder, taking inspiration from their creative worlds for their own works.
Online home tutoring program shows promising results for struggling students online
An online tutoring pilot program developed by children’s education charity, The Smith Family, has achieved strong results for school students struggling with literacy and numeracy.
Survey finds most young people experiencing disadvantage are engaged in work or study, but significant concerns remain about their future careers
Survey finds most young people experiencing disadvantage are engaged in work or study, but significant concerns remain about their future careers. Read media release....
Survey shows nine out of ten families worried they won't be able to afford back to school essentials
New survey shows more Australians concerned about rise in child poverty and its impact on educational outcomes
Keeley and her peers are breaking down barriers
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