Elders keep students engaged through culture
Good things often happen when learning environments include diverse perspectives and value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Barriers break down as children learn more about themselves and each other. Students become more engaged, not just with culture, but also with their peers and schoolwork. One of our partner schools in the Northern Territory is experiencing those benefits since implementing The Smith Family’s Elders in School program.
Stitching together for a brighter future
Jackie helps students choose the right pathway
When a student has overcome so much just to stay in school, helping them plan their career and study pathway is deeply satisfying for iTrack mentor Jackie. Read more.
Volunteering brings connection and fulfilment to Annette
Amanda gets a buzz out of volunteering with children in need
Experience real life results, meet children on our programs & discover more Smith Family stories - Amanda gets a buzz out of volunteering with children in need
Thank you to our Christmas volunteers
Thank you to our Christmas volunteers for volunteering with The Smith Family and helping disadvantaged children have a better future.
Anita's volunteer work helps students in need
Experience real life results, meet children on our programs & discover more Smith Family stories - Anita loves that her volunteer work helps students in need
Beryl's volunteering experience has been fulfilling
After 21 amazing years as one of our volunteers, Beryl has decided to retire. Over the decades she has helped to transform the lives of countless students. Read more.
VIEW Clubs are helping a record-breaking number of students
No doubt you’ve heard the expression that one person can make a difference. Imagine the power of bringing thousands of individuals together who are dedicated to improving the lives of others. Read more.
The Smith Family welcomes three new board members