Aboriginal Early Years Program provides Aboriginal children with access to quality preschool and school education.
Welcome, new students of the University of New England (UNE)! This week marks the beginning of an exciting journey into O-Week, where the campus buzzes with energy and opportunities. O-Week […]
Lifesaver Day at UNE Armidale Read More »
We had an exciting and educational session this week, focusing on Farm Safety. Everyone enjoyed the session while learning important lessons about staying safe on the farm. We were lucky
Farm Safety Fun at Bunbun Playgroup Read More »
Children’s Week is a special annual celebration here in Australia, and it’s all about putting our amazing children in the spotlight! This week, we’re dedicating our time to their rights,
Happy National Childen’s Week! Read More »
Pathfinders and Social Futures Family Connect and Support services came together to create a special experience for the ladies at this year’s Regional Women’s Yarn Up Camp, hosted by Tobwabba
Embracing Self-Care at the Women’s Yarn Up Camp! Read More »
At Pathfinders, we stand united with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to celebrate and honour the invaluable contributions and rich cultural heritage of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day Read More »
Pathfinders recent Cultural Well-Bring Day was held at Goonoowigal State Conservation Area, in Inverell. The day was facilitated by Winangali Infusion which deliver a unique and interactive style of ancient
Pathfinders Cultural Well-Being Day Read More »
Pathfinders Aboriginal Early Years Program (AEYP) is a service to provide support to Aboriginal families, giving children between the ages of 2 and 6 years access to quality preschool and
From inland to the coast, wherever you looked you would’ve found our program staff and kids celebrating NAIDOC Week. We could be found joining in the dancing, music, language circles
NAIDOC Week Celebrations Gallery: Voice, Treaty, Truth. Read More »
Not-for-profit and out-of-home care provider, Pathfinders, launched its first indigenous Cultural Camp back in 2017 to help Aboriginal youth reconnect with their culture. Held at The Willows in Glen Innes,
Innovative Culture Camp to Revive Traditions for Aboriginal Youth Read More »
Pathfinders launched the Aboriginal Transition to School Program (ATTS) in 2017 to provide Aboriginal children between the ages of 3 and 6 years with access to quality pre-school and school
Aboriginal Transition to School Program Helping Local Kids Read More »
