Our Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program recently held its second successful event in South Australia. Following the positive response from the community, we’re excited to announce that more events […]
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The Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program will be available in two locations – Murray Bridge and Mount Gambier – in South Australia for the first time, commencing tomorrow. This
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The Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program (PNABC) participated in the First Nations Financial Wellness Week, which recently took place in Townsville and Palm Island. This event provided a wonderful
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At the end of last month, the Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate (PNABC) program held a highly successful sign-up day in Brisbane. The event was supported by staff from UNICEF
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Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program had a great weekend away participating at the 51st NSW Koori Knockout held on Darkinjung Land in Tuggerah, NSW. The four-day event drew an
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Pathfinders and Social Futures Family Connect and Support services came together to create a special experience for the ladies at this year’s Regional Women’s Yarn Up Camp, hosted by Tobwabba
Embracing Self-Care at the Women’s Yarn Up Camp! Read More »
At Pathfinders, we stand united with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to celebrate and honour the invaluable contributions and rich cultural heritage of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait
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Pathfinders, an Armidale based not-for-profit, and UNICEF Australia have joined forces to shine a spotlight on the pressing and urgent issue that too many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
For 17 years, Dakota Saltner did not exist in the eyes of the government. The teenager was born in the remote Indigenous community of Woorabinda, central Queensland, in 2004 but
We’ve launched our campaign to crowd fund the Pathfinders National Aboriginal Birth Certificate Program. Please donate at Chuffed.org/project/pnabc to help us help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people get their birth certificate.
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