The Smith Family - 100 years social history
The year of 2022 marks the milestone of one hundred years for The Smith Family. In our centenary year, we look back at what we’ve achieved for Australians living with financial disadvantage and look ahead toward our ongoing work with families and our community partners to improve educational outcomes for children in need.
NFPs must undergo their own change to meet society’s challenges
As society’s needs evolve so must the vision of not for profits, argues The Smith Family's Doug Taylor. 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.
Abdelmasih grabs every opportunity to help him catch up
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.
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.
Thanks to supporters like you, gymnast Emmanouela has broken through the digital divide
Thank you for giving Jemimah the power to be bold
Sedef sets big challenges for herself and rises to them
Sedef’s long-term plans are well and truly in action
Why iTrack made such a difference to Ahmad
Thanks to sponsorship and The Smith Family's programs like iTrack, Ahmad was able to forge a path to university and a career in business.