The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation’s Books to the North program originally started as a one-off book program for remote schools in the Northern Territory. Since then, the program has expanded to more than 150 remote and regional schools in the...
We are often contacted for tutorial assistance from concerned parents and guardians. Sadly, our face to face tutorial work cannot extend far beyond Melbourne and Victorian regional centres. Partnering with NeedaTutor.com.au we are seeking to extend far beyond. Founders...
The Aspire Program is an aspirational program of academic tutelage and personal mentoring, which has been built to advance the education and life possibilities of young Indigenous girls. The Aspire program runs throughout the year and brings together groups...
The Healthy Living books series © is a set of five early reading books that have been especially written and designed for young Aboriginal children. Using the phonics method, these books are set in the Australian outback, Aboriginal characters...
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation conducts a number of Literacy and Heritage Camps. These camps benefit hundreds of Indigenous children and family members throughout Victoria. The camps are conducted in Ballarat and surrounds, Gippsland, and Melbourne. The camps provide a...
For the last 25 years, the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation has been working with Indigenous children and their families in Victoria through its Ballarat tutoring program. This program has been an extraordinary success, helping educate and mentor many thousands of...
The Ballarat Learning Centre (BLC) was established in 1993 by Dr Tony Cree to educate and assist students from the Ballarat district with their literacy skills. Soon after its establishment, Tony resumed his work with the Indigenous Community, having...