Since the successful inaugural event in 2015 and wonderful consecutive festivals since then, Pathfinders Ability Links Festival of Abilities has seen many people attending and participating in different activities, sports, […]
Festival of Abilities: building social connections for people with disability Read More »
CEO Alan Brennan speech to the Government House: Thank you Governor and Mrs Hurley for inviting us into your home. My apologies for bringing a bit of the New England
Pumpkin Run: out-of-home-care lasting outcome for young people Read More »
2018 has been another fantastic year for Pathfinder’s Pumpkin Run. More than 200 people have been involved in this year’s Pumpkin Run – from volunteers for planning, planting, weeding, watering,
Pumpkin Run – 2018 Read More »
More than 100,000 people are experiencing homelessness across Australia every year. According to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), for every 10,000 Australians, 50 have no permanent
Increase in Homelessness Rates in Australia Read More »
Whether you’re paying for groceries, earning an income or filing your taxes, handling and managing money is an essential aspect of day to day life. However, spending, saving and organising
Pathfinders Budgeting Workshop Helps Locals Manage Personal Finances Read More »
Ashford’s Bun Bun Aboriginal supported playgroup has resumed after the summer holidays, welcoming bubs and carers every Wednesday for free crafts, play and learning. Pathfinders Inverell Family and Youth Support
Pathfinders’ Free Bun Bun Playgroup Sessions Are Back Read More »
Nearly 48,000 children in Australia were taken away from their families and placed into out-of-home care last financial year. Alan Brennan, CEO of Pathfinders says this is an alarming statistic
Child Protection Services reports increasing number of children in Out-Of-Home-Care 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 »
A report released yesterday by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare highlighted the continuing chronic issue of youth homelessness and the importance of specialist homelessness services, the CEO of
Pathfinders Responds to Specialist Homelessness Services Report Read More »
