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You gave Emerald the reading support she urgently needed

When Emerald started struggling with her reading and spelling, she didn’t want to add to her mum’s load. Read more Emerland's story.

student2student helps Corey

Experience real life results, meet children on our programs & discover more Smith Family stories - student2student helps Corey

Qim and Phoenix's Story

Phoenix is among more than 3,000 students on our Learning for Life program who have been directly affected by the recent devastating floods in Queensland and northern NSW. Read more...

Meet former Learning for Life student, now corporate partner, Shannon Hyde

Our former student, Shannon Hyde, grew up knowing what it was like to go without. Instead of hiding his background, he uses it to inform his leadership as the CEO of Simply Energy, where he mentors our current students in the paid Cadetship to Career internship program

Equity in Education: Paving Pathways to University Success

Education is a transformative force, yet the path to higher education isn’t always easy. Professor Mark Scott AO, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Sydney, discusses the challenges and supports for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, and outlines initiatives in the tertiary sector to dismantle these barriers.

Understanding School Attendance: Challenges and Solutions

School attendance in Australia is a complex issue affecting many students and families. Dr Kirsten Hancock, The Smith Family’s National Manager, Research and Evaluation, breaks down the latest trends and challenges, emphasising the need for supportive, non-punitive measures.

Meet our Strategic Advisor

Peter Stumbles has had a ten year relationship with The Smith Family, not only as an individual supporter but also via his role as managing partner of Bain & Company. Read more...

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