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News in Brief – Vol 7 (Jan 2022)
10 years on and it’s still relevant https://youtu.be/nWiRcG6bLbQ This series of videos interviewing our founder,…
Telling children’s stories – Respecting their right to privacy and avoiding poverty porn
Adapted from a post we shared on Facebook on World Children’s Day (November, 20th) last…
Mae Sot Stories: How SFAC Partnered with GCA to Transform Families in Thailand
Helen Rainger reflects on her experiences travelling to Mae Sot, and explores how the partnership…
News in Brief – Vol 6 (Oct 2021)
A big, virtual hello to all our wonderful SFAC supporters and if you are new…
News in Brief – Vol 5 (July 2021)
⁉️ The question we’re all asking… ⁉️ Was all that walking in the rain back…
Tiny Triumph Awards – Sidestep the brain’s negativity bias and celebrate some wins!
If you’ve read our 3 Practical Coping Strategies post you’ll know our wonderful brains…
News in Brief – Vol 4 (April 2021)
It’s been 12 whole months since Mick boarded a flight to Brazil – little did…
News in Brief – Vol 3 (Feb 2021)
Our second international Protective Behaviours Foundation Level course is getting underway next week. We were…
News in Brief – Vol 2 (Oct 2020)
We hope everyone is keeping safe during these strange times. It certainly stretches our ‘capacity…
News In Brief – Vol 1 (May 2020)
Lockdown might have confined us to our homes but somehow it hasn’t slowed us down…