NSW Boosts Aboriginal Family Preservation
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NSW Government Invests $350M in Aboriginal Family Preservation Program
The New South Wales government has allocated $350 million to the Aboriginal Family Preservation program, aiming to keep thousands of children out of care. This initiative, led by organizations like the Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation, will provide therapy, parenting support, and housing links to over 20 Aboriginal community groups statewide. The program, co-designed with Aboriginal families, is a response to years of calls for culturally tailored services. It will benefit over 4,000 at-risk families, with additional funding for 30 non-Indigenous organizations. The programs success is exemplified by Tarnika Steward, a mother who overcame addiction and stabilized her life with the help of such programs.
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