Fams visits Central Coast services
Fams Sector Engagement Manager Kim Stace led Central Coast services through an interactive session on outcomes measurement this week.
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Share your recruitment process and help the sector
Are you funded under the NSW Permanency Support Program (PSP), Intensive Therapeutic Care (ITC) or Targeted Early Intervention (TEI) program?
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Resources Focusing on Children’s Mental Health
Thank you to Brad Morgan, Director of children’s mental health organisation Emerging Minds, for joining us…
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Building the Evidence Base for Good Youth Work
The Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) has commissioned a Review to pull together the evidence on how youth work can foster agency and empowerment.
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SSTF TEI DEX Coaching: Last Chance
You have until 30 July to get all your TEI program reporting into the DSS Data Exchange (DEX) for the period from 1 January 2022 to 30 June 2022.
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ACYP Launches Life Skills Videos for Children & Young People
The Office of the NSW Advocate for Children and Young People (ACYP) has launched a series of videos teaching young people life skills to prepare them for adulthood.
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Fams meets The Hon Natasha Maclaren-Jones MLC
The Hon Natasha Maclaren-Jones MLC, Minister for Families and Communities, visited member organisation The Family Co this week, and Fams CEO Susan Watson was invited to join the event.
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Fams talks with Shadow Minister Kate Washington, MP
Fams CEO Susan Watson and Sector Engagement Manager Kim Stace had the opportunity to hear the Opposition Leader’s response to the NSW Budget and meet with Shadow Minister for Family and Community Services Kate Washington MP today.
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AIFS 2022 Conference Explores Post Pandemic Family Challenges
Fams CEO Susan Watson was pleased to attend the AIFS 2022 Conference in Melbourne this week.
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NSW Budget allocates $1.4 billion to Early Learning
Fams welcomes news of crucial investments in the first 2,000 days of a child’s life via a $1.4 billion childcare package to be included in next week's NSW budget.
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