Children’s Week – a safe place where children can thrive
By Guardian Penny Wright As I reflect on this year’s theme for Children’s Week, that all children have the right to be healthy and safe,
By Guardian Penny Wright As I reflect on this year’s theme for Children’s Week, that all children have the right to be healthy and safe,
An upcoming documentary that tells the story of Dujuan, a 10-year-old Arrernte/Garrwa boy, as he tries to overcome systemic injustices, has been given full support
By Guardian Penny Wright In South Australia, there are currently 3418 children and young people in foster or kinship care. This represents 85 per cent
In our August 2019 newsletter we explore the importance of education for children and young people in care by reflecting on: • the importance of
For children and young people in care, the benefits of education go far beyond grades—it’s an opportunity to meet friends, learn new things and find
In South Australia in 2017, 57 per cent of all students in care were enrolled in Department for Education (DE) schools. The Guardian’s latest report Children
The results from the survey completed in January 2018 show little change from the June 2017 survey in the rate
18 July 2017 We dig into the data and comments from our June 2017 Coordination and Collaboration Survey,to see how staff in Department of Education
30 May 2017 In South Australia in 2016, 61.6 per cent of all students in care were enrolled in DECD schools. The Guardian’s latest report
23 May 2017 . Engagement with schools can offer children in care opportunities for socialisation, a chance to achieve and the basis for success in
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.