From year 6 nerves to high school ready
Increasing necessity of digital devices and AI skills threatens to expand the digital divide and leave more students behind
National education charity The Smith Family is highlighting the urgent need for more to be done in addressing the digital divide this Anti-Poverty Week [12 -18 October].
Breaking barriers, changing lives
New survey: Four out of five Australians believe tackling childhood poverty should be a national priority
As the cost of living and fuel prices continue to rise, a new survey from The Smith Family shows most Australians believe tackling childhood poverty should be one of the nation’s top priorities.
Poverty in Australia
1.2 million Australian children are living in poverty. The Smith Family helps support Australian families. Read more on breaking the cycle of disadvantage.
student2student
Learn how The Smith Family's student2student program continues to improve the lives of disadvantaged children.
Our history
Learn about the impact of our history. Give back today & help The Smith Family improve the lives of children in need.
Extra help got Sylvana online during school closures
When COVID-19 hit, like many other children Sylvana suddenly had to switch to remote learning. But she didn’t have a computer. See how she managed to go ahead with remote learning.
Jackson and Edward almost gave up at school
Susan knew education was her sons' path to a better life. Read more how sponsorship changed her sons' learning journey.
Sponsorship gave Jemimah the power to be bold