Parents learning how to use a Computer

As we speak, our Indigenous parents are taking the opportunity to explore the wonders of the computer world. Learning and being taught how to use a computer in order to provide support for their children when in need for assistance with their homework. We all can benifit a great deal. Ways of education today is done over the internet which requires a computer. Most our indigenous communities don't have the opportunity to learn the know how to use a computer or be able to afford one. I would like to see our families take the advantage to explore the new milenium our kids are being raised in. By joining together our parents in learning how to use a computer in order to help our children succeed in this day and age. I am recently sharing that same idea with a small bunch of parents and the outcome is just overwhelming. I am looking into providing support with computer lessons in the near future. Parents are wanting to know more about what our kids are being taught. Isn't it beautiful seeing that they can make a difference in their childs future.

PaCE taking it to the next level

Love seeing the PaCE program taking a new meaning to family. Forming great relationships with the Aboriginal and Islander communities of Australia. Thank you, Parent and community engagement you really will help make a difference.

Trouble finding you

Yes how often do you here such words... I know finding some one is like a needle in a hay stack. I guess we are looking in the wrong places or if we are just not looking hard enough. You just end up at a road block and it seems too depressing to find out different ways to search again. Some of us just give up and give in to such thought of going on. I personally think that every road you take and dark place you end up in, will evenually lead you back to where you started. So moral of the story is to never give up and keep faith that the road you travel on, will always have a light at the end of it. And you will be FOUND.