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Grants of up to $10,000 are now available for South Australian not-for-profit organisations looking to help build strong and inclusive communities by advancing their social and emotional wellbeing.

The new program will be offered to over 50 sport clubs across the state to educate on respectful relationships in sport and challenge gender stereotypes.

This week we are celebrating Children's Week, an important celebration for the Community Development Coordinators’ (CDCs) that support and empower parents and caregivers to become the best influencers in the lives of their children.

In 2024, SA Youth Week (SAYW) will be held from 15 to 24 March. The week celebrates and recognises the value of young South Australians to their communities.

The State Government is taking steps to better recognise the almost 250,000 South Australians who provide unpaid care, with a review of the Carers Recognition Act now underway.

A new advertising campaign, launched during Gambling Harm Awareness Week by the Office for Problem Gambling (OPG), aims to spot the early signs of gambling harm.

South Australians with disability, their families, carers and the disability sector are being asked to share how the state can be made more accessible and inclusive.

A new boost of funding has been announced today by Paul Ramsay Foundation to support the Indigenous-led TW Learning and Evaluation project over the next three years.