Insights on our learning programs
Our learning programs provide timely and targeted educational support for young Australians experiencing the impact of poverty and disadvantage.
Reconciliation Week: Be a voice
To mark National Reconciliation Week, Anaiwan man and Smith Family board member Peter Radoll, talks to CEO Doug Taylor.
Hand in hand: Building strong family partnerships
In this episode, we discuss the importance of building trusted partnerships with families to support their child’s education. The conversation draws on the experiences of Ben Blowers, a Team Leader at The Smith Family, who has worked directly with families on our Learning for Life program over the past five years.
Digital Inclusion
Ensuring all students on our flagship Learning for Life educational support program are digitally included, is a key ambition of The Smith Family’s Five-Year Strategy.
Become a sponsor
Hear first hand what it's like to sponsor a child with The Smith Family
The gift that keeps on giving
Mark’s story is the perfect example of the powerful impact of leaving a Bequest in your Will to The Smith Family – and shows just how educational support can break the cycle of poverty.
Jon’s gift to keep helping
Jon knew leaving a gift in his Will to The Smith Family would create more possibilities for disadvantaged students and help them break the poverty cycle.
Your support helped Chenoa and Seth to shine at school
Chenoa, aged 11, is the eldest of four children. She’s the mother hen of the family and loves to help her mum, Karmilya, care for her younger sister who has cystic fibrosis.
Malachai gains confidence with Maths and English thanks to Catch-Up Learning
For three days a week over six months earlier this year, Malachai got home from school, sat at his desk, and turned on his computer.