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Help shape a stronger future for ACCO child and family services

SNAICC – National Voice for our Children is developing new funding model options tailored to the unique strengths and realities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations (ACCOs) delivering child and family support services.

2025-11-26 06:39:56

by Fiona Alston

Bunbury Elders new children’s book celebrates Noongar language and Country 

Kala is a beautiful new children’s book written and illustrated by eight members from Birdiya Waangkiny Elders Group in Bunbury, Western Australia. The authors and illustrators include Charmaine Councillor, Roslyn Khan, Gloria Dann, Phyllis Bennell, Teryle Collard, Sandra Nebro, Joanne Ugle and Marjorie Ugle. 

2025-11-26 06:26:56

by Fiona Alston

Transforming early childhood play: A legacy of research, play and impact

Adopted from the story of a landmark philanthropic gift to UOW, this article illustrates how investment in early years‑learning and research‑informed play spaces can deliver far‑reaching benefits for children, families, educators and communities.

2025-11-26 06:15:53

by Fiona Alston

Building belonging and agency by honouring children’s rights

Children’s Week 2025 has wrapped up, but the voices and conversations it inspired continue to ripple through early childhood services, schools, and our wider community. Every year, Children’s Week offers us a moment to pause, reflect, and honour what childhood truly represents.

2025-11-26 05:28:27

by Fiona Alston

EYS program delivers strong outcomes, but long-term funding remains critical

SNAICC – National Voice for our Children’s Early Years Support (EYS) program is gathering momentum as a transformative model for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander early childhood education and care (ECEC). The Sector recently spoke with Catherine Liddle SNAICC Chief Operating Officer and Rachel Phillips Centre Director Birrelee MACS as key contributors about the program’s progress, cultural strength and the urgent case for sustained investment.

2025-11-25 07:45:35

by Fiona Alston

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