GiveNow Donation Cards
When making a donation to the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation through GiveNow, it is now possible to create a gift card for your donation to send as a gift. You can use this to make a donation on behalf of...
ALF Poetry Competition
In August of this year we announced a competition for students at the schools involved in our Books to the North program to write their own poems with the theme of ‘my home’. Many of the students from these...
Qld Flood Relief 2022
The recent flooding in Queensland and New South Wales has had devastating impacts on the affected communities. While the loss of homes and possessions is particularly awful, damage to schools, libraries and other community services have also been widely...
Books to the North 2021
The current pandemic is having a restrictive effect on many northern communities with compulsory stay at home requirements. (Many families have not allowed to leave their general area). Schools and communities are especially affected and it is often impossible...
ALF Merch Shop
You can now show your support for the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation by buying some ALF gear at our new online shop. As well as our ever popular greeting cards, you can now by shirts, caps and tote bags featuring...
Covid-19 policy changes
Tutoring Regrettably, all tutoring taking place at the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation offices and schools has been stopped until advised. This is immensely disappointing for our staff and students but it is necessary action to take until the threat of...
New Indigenous tutoring classes in Beaufort
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation and Principal Mrs. Tameeka Rush are excited to be introducing an After School Tutoring and Mentoring program at the Beaufort Primary School at the commencement of Term 1 in 2020. This will assist Beaufort’s Indigenous...
ALF at the World Literacy Summit 2018 Oxford, England
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation was well represented at the World Literacy Summit in Oxford, England held on the 26th to the 29th of March. As well as papers given to the conference on Aboriginal education, the Chair of the...
Bankwest Curtain Economics Centre reveals alarming disparities in educational advantage
As our EOFY Northern Australian Books Campaign draws to a close, we would like to acknowledge all our wonderful supporters who donated the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation this year. The support far exceeded expectations and we are looking forward to...
CEO Addresses Federal Parliament Committee on Indigenous Affairs
On the 31st of March, our CEO, Tony Cree was invited to address the Federal Parliament Standing Committee on Indigenous Affairs. Tony had submitted a report earlier in the year on access to education and difference models on Indigenous...