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Children’s Ground acknowledges and honours First Nations peoples, paying respect to Elders past and present as custodians of this land. Sovereignty was never ceded.
A First Nations organisation, with a First Nations approach
Creating change for future generations
Changing the status quo and uplifting our First Nations knowledge systems.
“We want to have a safe place for our children to grow up where they can access culturally appropriate education and have the opportunities that all Australians have.”
— Felicity Hayes, Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe Co-Director
A new approach to learning, health and employment. Designed, delivered and evaluated by us – the community. And it’s working.
Through our campaigns, we can start a new chapter where we walk as equals.
National Reconciliation Week runs 27 May to 3 June 2023. This National Reconciliation Week, Children’s Ground is inviting your school, community group or organisation to take action with…
Missy Higgins visited Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe (Children’s Ground Central Australia) in June 2022.
In the lead up to Invasion Day 2023, this conversation brought together three panellists with…
We want them to know in their mind and in their heart who they are. Djaykuk Djandjomerr, Bolmo Elder, Children's Ground
We want them to know in their mind and in their heart who they are.
We’re seeing lots of big changes for the kids in our community through Children’s Ground...it's changed their little lives. Cassandra Neil, Arrernte Early Years Educator
We’re seeing lots of big changes for the kids in our community through Children’s Ground...it's changed their little lives.
The participation of people. The smiles on people’s faces. That gives me hope. William Tilmouth, Founding Chair of Children's Ground
The participation of people. The smiles on people’s faces. That gives me hope.
