Education can end poverty
It is possible to bridge the gap for children living in poverty, giving them the opportunity to break the cycle of disadvantage.
Christmas activities
Christmas activities today with The Smith Family to deliver gifts to those in need.
Education is a pathway out of poverty
The Smith Family helps children living in poverty get the extra learning support they need today.
Cost-of-living pressures taking a heavy toll on children's education
The Big Giveback campaign launches nationally today to raise much-needed funds for young Australians in need through The Smith Family’s education support programs. Read media release....
Compounding effects of COVID and economic crisis are widening education gap for Australia’s most vulnerable students
The Big Giveback campaign launches nationally today to raise essential funds for young Australians in need through The Smith Family’s education support programs. Read the full media release to learn more.
Sponsors needed to support more NSW students experiencing disadvantage
NAPLAN timely reminder of Back to School's appeal's importance. In January, The Smith Family launched its Back to School Appeal to help children experiencing disadvantage to access extra learning, personal and financial support for their education, with children supported by generous Australians who sign up as their sponsors.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Programs
By almost all socio-economic indicators, Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the most disadvantaged group in the country.
Work experience programs
The Smith Family provides Work Experience programs to disadvantaged students, to help them explore their future career options and job opportunities.
Learning for Life
Download the Learning for Life research report and learn about how The Smith Family helps children living in poverty break the cycle.
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