My first 500 Zoom calls
The new CEO of The Smith Family, Doug Taylor, reflects on his first three months in the job and how COVID has changed his approach to leadership. Read more...
Hope went from avoiding school to wanting to teach
Being singled out for living in poverty had taken a toll on Hope’s confidence. And it had made her disengage from her schooling. See how Hope overcame this.
Emily had no interest in school, until our learning programs
A traumatic home situation left Emily behind at school. See how taking part in our learning programs has helped her develop a love of school.
When COVID-19 struck, we acted fast to keep students supported
When schools were closed, so were our Learning Clubs. Yet students urgently needed ongoing help. So we acted quickly. See how we adapted our vital learning support to keep our students going.
Poverty and illness a tough juggling act for families
All single mum Carissa wanted was for her three children to have the same opportunities as other kids. Read how Smith Family Champions helped give them the opportunities they deserve.
Anastacia: “You are part of my success”
Find out how Anastacia's sponsor was able to help her during a bleak time.
Learning Club taught Amber how to lead and help others
Not only has Learning Club helped Amber to do her best in class, but it has also opened her eyes to new possibilities for her future. Read how.
Our Koorie Learning Club is bringing the community together
Through our Koorie Learning Club, younger Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students are getting homework help from senior students in their community.
Sisters are reading it for themselves
Read how these sisters went from hating reading to loving it.
Amar received the best welcome gift possible
With help from Smith Family supporters, Amar achieved his dream of a double degree and is excited about his future.