Now is the time for government to listen to First Nations Peoples on keeping families together, SAFE AND SUPPORTED!
CREATE Foundation calls on the Australian Government to listen to the voices of First Nations Peoples and learn from its historical mistakes. Current statistics demonstrate an alarming realisation that we […]
CREATE’s July Advocacy Wrap Up
Here at CREATE, our aim is to create meaningful change for children and young people with an out-of-home care experience. One of the primary powerhouses for change in our organisation […]
Gus talks COVID-19 with the kids, for the kids!
Do you have question about the cororonavirus? Take a look at our cartoon series “Gus talks COVID-19 with kids, for kids!” where Gus the Gorilla explains what coronavirus is and […]
COVID-19 Update
Please note this page was last updated 23/07/2021 Want to know more about the COVID-19 vaccines? One of the best ways to protect yourself and the community against the spread […]
MEDIA RELEASE: ANNOUNCING THE LATEST INDEPENDENT SURVEY OF YOUNG PEOPLE’S CARE EXPERIENCES
The latest independent survey of children and young people with an out-of-home care experience will be released on Tuesday 25th May, 2021. For 20 years, CREATE Foundation has informed government […]
South Australia’s Hour of Power
Our South Australian team held their first Hour of Power (HOP) event on International Care Day to consider the experiences of children and young people in care and discuss important […]
International Women’s Day 2021 – #ChooseToChallenge
Each year International Women’s Day seeks out and celebrates women’s achievements. We asked some of our wonderful CREATE Young Consultants to reflect on this year’s theme #ChooseToChallenge and what it means for […]
CREATE Foundation’s Statement on Youth Justice in the Media
CREATE believes that the recent announcement of tough new action to target repeat youth offenders in Queensland does not address the causes of youth crime or the complex support needs […]
21 Reasons to #MakeIt21
The benefits of supporting young people in care until they are 21 are clear, with plenty of evidence to support increasing the leaving age (CREATE, 2019; Deloitte Access Economics, 2016; […]
