A group of young people with care experience boldly reclaimed the term ‘GOM’ (for Guardianship of Minister) with the recent launch of the GOM Central
6 March, 2017 ‘When Bruno Rocca approached the Guardian’s Office a few months ago the Intensive Placement Services team were already providing Oogs and some
18 October, 2016 Our Office’s experience talking with Aboriginal children and young people was confirmed in a consultation with young people earlier this year. They told us
. 2 September 2016 This edition of the Guardian’s Quarterly Newsletter features: > The story of Ngarrindjeri woman Olivia Brownsey and Wagadagam woman Loyola Wills
As well as speaking with over 30 children and many adult stakeholders about necessary changes to the Charter of Rights, the Guardian invited Charter Champions to
The CEASEFIRE! comic was officially launched at the Carclew Youth ARTS Centre on Monday 23 June. It was developed in consultation with 21 young
You want a recipe for some serious fun? Try creating a comic to help young people in care to see better ways to deal with
The Guardian’s Office celebrates 2011 International Human Rights Day with the launch of six sets of flashcards for teaching children and young people with disabilities about their rights. The cards
When Our Place and Tyson and Lucy, the two comics for young people in care, went into circulation in January this year it was the
We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal People as the traditional owners
and custodians of the land we live and work on, their living culture and their unique role in the life of South Australia.