We are proud to introduce Mike Munro AM as The Family Co.’s inaugural ambassador Read more
As The Family Co. launches its Christmas appeal, aiming to raise $100,000 to hire a new caseworker, we want to shed light on the life-changing work caseworkers do every day. By understanding their role, you can see how invaluable your support truly is. Read more
This Christmas, give yourself the gift of grace. By setting boundaries, prioritising self-care, and managing expectations, you can reduce anxiety and focus on moments of joy. Here are 5 essential tips to keep you on track this silly season. Read more
August 9th, we celebrate the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. At The Family Co., we honour Indigenous cultures and contributions. Indigenous communities protect 80% of global biodiversity, despite being only 5% of the population. We create safe, inclusive spaces and provide tailored services to Indigenous families. Education fosters understanding and respect. Advocate, educate, & support Indigenous rights. Together, we can uplift Indigenous communities and build a bright ... Read more
On August 30th, we encourage everyone to wear purple as a symbol of solidarity and support for LGBTQIA+ youth. The colour purple represents spirit on the LGBTQIA+ pride flag, symbolising the bravery and resilience of these young individuals. By wearing purple, we send a powerful message: you are not alone, and you are loved. Read more
In response to the recent domestic violence incident in Engadine, The Family Co. expresses deep concern and solidarity with the victim and their family. Read our statement of advocacy here. Read more
Father’s Day is a complex and often emotional time. Whether it’s a day of joy, reflection, or pain, it’s important to honour your feelings and do what’s best for your well-being. At The Family Co., we understand the range of emotions that this day can bring up. Read on for more tips and strategies to help navigate the complexities of this day. Read more
National Child Protection Week, organised by NAPCAN (National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect), is a chance for all of us to come together and raise awareness about the importance of keeping our kids safe. This year, the focus is on how powerful conversations can be in protecting children and young people. Whether it’s a chat at home, at school, at work, or within the community, every conversation can make a difference in a child’s life. Read more
On this World Mental Health Day, we invite you to take steps toward better mental health by practicing self-care and self-advocacy. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out to The Family Co. for support. Our programs are designed to help you regain control and improve your mental well-being. Read more
Educators hold a uniquely powerful position in shaping the future of our society. Every day, they influence the hearts and minds of children and young people, guiding them toward becoming compassionate, resilient, and engaged citizens Read more
Join us for the 2024 Walk for Respectful Relationships on Friday, 29th November! This event raises awareness of domestic and family violence in our community. The walk begins at Don Lucas Reserve at 10am and ends with a community presentation at South Cronulla Park. Can’t make it? Walk anytime during the day and share your support on social media. Every step helps create a safer, more respectful community for all of us. Read more
Today, as we celebrate International Men’s Day, The Family Co. recognises the invaluable contributions men make in creating strong, resilient, and connected communities. While much of our work focuses on supporting women and families, this day gives us the opportunity to shine a spotlight on the important roles men play in building a brighter future for all. Read more
In recognition of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, The Family Co./SSWDVCAS team participated in a transformative training session on coercive control. Hosted by the Sutherland Shire Domestic Violence Committee and generously supported by Sutherland Shire Council, the training served as a powerful reminder of the importance of education, collaboration, and action in addressing gender-based violence. Read more