In a very moving ceremony in Taree our staff listened to guest speakers and stories from survivors of the Stolen Generation. The Taree High Schools Aboriginal Dance Group’s performance was […]
15th Anniversary of the National Apology Read More »
Congratulations to Richarn who was successful in obtaining his birth certificate and learner’s licence through the Momentum Program. Richarn will continue to be supported in the next phase of the Momentum program to secure employment in the local area.
Birth certificate and learners with Momentum Read More »
Congratulations to our 2 Momentum Program participants that commenced with Momentum in November. They have received their birth certificates, completed M week, and passed their Learner’s license test. They are both now keen to secure employment in the local Kempsey area. Congratulations
Momentum program participants ready for employment Read More »
Paid family and domestic violence leave is now in effect across Australia, replacing the existing unpaid leave on offer for those affected by family and domestic violence. Full-time, part-time and casual employees
Paid family and domestic violence leave now available Read More »
After missing out on the opportunity to host our Cultural Camp last year due to covid restrictions, it is with great excitement that we have been able to host our
Pathfinders Cultural Camp Read More »
Last week Pathfinders attended Ashford’s Family Fun Day! Organised by Ashford Local Aboriginal Land Council The day was filled with entertainment for young and old with the Walkabout Barber and
Ashford’s Community Fun Day Read More »
Pathfinders Family Connect and Support team had a great time participating in Kempsey’s Culture in the Park event held last week on the local riverbank. The event offered a range
Family Connect and Support attending Culture in the Park – Kempsey Read More »
The students at Inverell High School made a decision together at the start of 2021 that they would raise money to support women and children faced with Domestic Violence in
Inverell High School students ditch Muck up week to raise money for domestic violence 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
Pathfinders, in partnership with UNICEF Australia, spent a week in the nation’s capital providing support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families to register their children and apply for and
Pathfinders in partnership with UNICEF Australia heads to Canberra Read More »
