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Reconciliation Week in Australia holds immense significance, as it symbolises the journey towards healing, understanding, and unity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. In 2023, the theme is Be a Voice for Generations!
Safer Internet Day is an annual event which aims to bring families, communities, schools, and organisations from across the world together, to help create safer online spaces. This year the theme is Connect. Reflect. Protect.
If there is one thing you can never have too much of, it’s kindness. This year, World Kindness Day falls on Sunday the 13th of November, and you can bet we’re excited!
It’s Children’s Week! Children’s Week is an annual event that focuses the attention of the wider Australian community on children, their rights, and their achievements. This week champions the rights of children to be able to enjoy their childhood. This year Children’s Week is well underway, as the week is occurring between the 22nd of October and the 30th of October.
What to read, listen to, and watch to be an ally for First Nation’s Australian’s. We can all have a profound impact on inclusion and driving positive change.
National Pyjama Day is back and bigger than ever! Join us in our mission to support the educational and life outcomes of kids living in foster care, all while rocking your favourite PJs!
From April 4, in every Myer store across the nation, every purchase of a uniquely designed pair of The Pyjama Foundation X Myer PJ’s will gift $5 to the Foundation.
Ignite the imaginations of your young ones with our free Book Week 2021 resources.
When concentrating in the classroom environment can be difficult, most would think writing (and publishing) their own children’s book would be completely out of the question.. but an 11-year-old foster child proved everyone wrong, with the support of her The Pyjama Foundation mentor.
Ashley was just 6 years old when he entered foster care. Born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Ashley’s neurological and physiological development was largely compromised.
