Families
VACCA - the Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency - has welcomed the passage of amendments to the Children, Youth and Families Act by the Children, Youth and Families Amendment (Stability) B...
AbSec, the state's peak Aboriginal corporation for the welfare of First Nations children, young people and families, hosts its next quarterly forum on Wiradjuri Country in Dubbo later this month.
A culturally-led Aboriginal-staffed service for families who have contact with the justice and child protection system has been recognised for its work in south-west Sydney.
A new program empowering Aboriginal families by providing greater comfort and control during pregnancy is now enrolling mums at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide.
Hundreds of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family members travelled from remote communities to gather in Townsville for NRL Cowboys House's annual NAIDOC celebration at the weekend.
Northern Territory child protection and related agencies "failed to deliver the care" an Indigenous teenager needed before she took her own life, a coroner has found.
A partnership between the Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service and the Tasmanian Online Lions Club is set to provide additional support to victims of family violence.
More than 30 Aboriginal children are now living with family members or people they already had a close relationship with and not in residential care following the success of an innovative program roll...
Joe Williams hasn't shied away from self-reflection and accountability on his journey as a dad. He saw "two very different people" when looking back on the father he was to his eldest two early on, an...
Mission Australia, the NT Department of Children and Families, and the Department of Housing, Local Government and Community Development are working in collaboration to provide services to Litchfield...
The peak body for community-controlled Indigenous health organisations in Victoria has celebrated one year of driving change and strengthening futures.
Advocates have welcomed the federal government's promise to cut the "Activity Test", which will see 126,000 more children able to access early learning.
A government is considering ways of removing at-risk Aboriginal children from families following a coronial inquest into domestic violence. Territory Families chief executive Emma White has been direc...