Fams presents smalltalk Big Yarns at AbSec Quarterly Forum
We used this opportunity to listen to our colleagues on their initial thoughts, feelings or concerns about the program.
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Fams attends AbSec Conference
The conference highlighted that we must stop trying to fix a broken system, listen to our communities, and change the way we work.
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AbSec Conference Award Nominations
We are really looking forward to attending the AbSec Conference next month, and wanted to remind you…
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Fams attends AbSec Forum
There were some robust discussions about practical ways to involve Aboriginal families and children at key decision points across the continuum of care.
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National Apology Day
It was a privilege and an honour to walk alongside our AbSec colleagues.
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Invitation to a round table discussion on learning and development for our sector!
Have your say and participate in the future of the sector
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Three ways to support the sector’s Workforce Skills Strategy
The Association of Children’s Welfare Agencies (ACWA) is working with Fams, AbSec, DCJ, and other stakeholders in the child and family services sector to develop a groundbreaking Workforce Skills Strategy.
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Researchers tackle skills gaps in child welfare workforce
A team of researchers is actively addressing skills gaps in the child welfare workforce.
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AbSec Forum brings the sector together
Fams CEO Susan Watson and Sector Engagement Manager Kim Stace attended the NSW Child, Family and Community Peak Aboriginal Corporation (AbSec) Sector Forum this week.
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