Why January 26 is not a date CREATE celebrates
This post contains information about January 26 and maybe upsetting for some people to read. CREATE Foundation acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples, Traditional Owners […]
Christmas Your Way for clubCREATE members 13 – 25
Hi there, I’m Tee. If you’ve been here for a while you might remember me — I pop up every Christmas just for you guys with this very exciting post. […]
Christmas Your Way for clubCREATE members 12 and under
Hi there, I’m Tee. If you’ve been here for a while you might remember me — I pop up every Christmas just for you guys with this very exciting post. […]
I won’t give up! Northern Territory young people #SnapThatStigma
CREATE in the Northern Territory brought together an incredible group of young people with a care experience for a special Songwriting Workshop led by Rapper Riley P. This comes after […]
My path, my future. The CREATE Your Future Expo empowers young people in their transition to adulthood
68 young people attended South Australia’s CREATE Your Future (CYF) Expo last month to gain tools and information to help with their transition from care to independent living. Hosted by […]
Celebrating the creativity of young QLDers
The Queensland Family & Child Commission supported CREATE to deliver four art competitions and showcase events across Queensland. Over 12-months, this series encouraged children and young people with a care […]
WA’s, Jett on snapping stigma and continuing his advocacy
My name is Jett, I grew up in southern Western Australia. I’m 21-years-old, I froth sport, soccer being my main one. I have completed studies in computing, government, nature conservation, […]
Crystal Snaps that Sigma
Hi, I’m Crystal*. I’m 16 and have lived experience in out-of-home care. I entered care at the age of 3 and was placed into foster care. At 15, I went […]
Is the Victorian Government Doing Enough for Young People in Care?
All parents put every dollar they can towards the care, comfort, education, health and opportunities for their children – setting them up for the brightest future possible. Does the Allan government’s budget demonstrate this level of commitment for children and young people in its care?