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Visit the Museum of Discovery (MOD) – for all the science-buffs out there! MOD offers a range of installation exhibitions that are sure to have the young and old fascinated. Visit their big spinning globe, cell invaders exhibition or get hands on with their installation, ‘Wodliworngatti’. Visit the South Australian Museum – visit the world’s

This year’s conversations focus on topics such as: Mental health & wellbeing for carers, children & young people Cultural connection & support for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children/ young people  Managing challenging behaviours & therapeutic parenting techniques HenderCare is a proud sponsor of this event. Join us to Connect, Share and Learn at the

Reconciliation Australia has generated a number of resources available on their website (click here) including videos, posters and links to events to help people participate in the week. If you have little ones, we are a big fan of the colouring resource that also provides education around the artistic elements of the Week’s poster. Click

If you are after some activities to help keep children and young people entertained this long weekend, below is a shortlist of some ideas for your consideration: Events Easter Sunday at the Farmers Market, April 4, 8:30am – 12:30pm, click here for more. Semaphore Easter Fun Days, April 3, 11:00am – 3:30pm, click here for

Late last year Penny Wright wrote an opinion piece for The Advertiser about the need for every child to have a loving home. As part of this piece, she spoke to several amazing foster carers who have opened up their homes and hearts to children who need them. She shared it with the hope that

The school holidays are now in full swing and there is no shortage of things to keep children and young people entertained! If you are stuck for ideas, there are a number of helpful websites that have compiled comprehensive lists of activities, both free and for a fee, including Kiddo, Kids in Adelaide and Play and Go.

CREATE Foundation’s latest podcast features Isaiah Dawe, a young Aboriginal man who spent 18 years in care. In the powerful interview podcast he talks movingly about life in the care system and the importance of being connected to culture and family. This podcast is well worth a listen, and can be accessed through the Voices