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Bookmarks of gratitude

Hear directly from some of our volunteer reading buddies. As a key part of our student2student program, buddies empower students to improve their reading and develop a skill for life.

Meet the kind buddies changing students’ futures

We’d love to introduce you to some of the buddies who help our students through the student2student reading program. It’s a heartwarming tale of budding bookworms and friendships made over the phone.

After fleeing war, you’ve helped Sarive triumph

After fleeing war in the Congo and five years in a refugee camp, Sarive’s family settled in Australia. They struggled to build a new life. School was hard for Sarive. Read more.

100 years of volunteers and more

Lauren Stocker, our National Volunteer Manager, provides an overview of our new Five-Year Strategy, how it draws on our rich history of 100 years of volunteers and how you can help us strengthen our impact into the future.

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.

‘I’m not going to sugar coat it’: meet 2021’s most resilient school leavers

iTrack students to plan their career paths

Through our iTrack program, students in Years 9 to 11 are given the chance to explore more options for the future and make a plan. It’s guidance they desperately need but often can’t get at home.

Indigenous Youth Leadership Program helps Freeda finish Year 12

Experience real life results & discover more Smith Family stories - Indigenous Youth Leadership Program helps Freeda finish Year 12

Digital Poverty: The New Frontier of Disadvantage

Ahead of Anti-Poverty Week, this conversation examines poverty in modern Australia and how digital poverty is hindering disadvantaged youth in education and employment.

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