Author: Bianca Turner

Nunga Oog is taking shape

The long-awaited safety symbol for Aboriginal children and young people in care, Nunga Oog, is taking shape after our face to face workshops kicked off

Launch of our new logos

We are excited to launch our new logos and branding which were inspired by two young people in care/detention. The Guardian for Children and Young

Introducing our two new advocates

We are excited to welcome two new advocates to the Guardian for Children and Young People’s advocacy team. Anneline Gregory has joined our team on

Free therapeutic counselling available

A free therapeutic counselling support is available now for people engaging with, or affected by, the Disability Royal Commission. This includes children and young people

Acknowledging great practice

Working in out-of-home care is challenging. We know so many of you are working hard every day to care for and support children and young

The deadly dreamtime story

Creating art was a popular activity during SA’s COVID-19 lockdown, especially for many of the children and young people living in residential care. We talked

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