Canning Times – Steps to career path
A SEVENOAKS Senior College student will have help chasing her dreams, thanks to support from the Graham Polly Farmer Foundation.
Pilbara News – Tom Price students immersed in educational experiences on camp
High school students part of the Tom Price Follow the Dream program embraced a host of new experiences at a week-long educational, cultural and adventure camp to the Ningaloo Coast last month..
First Nations Telegraph – Trip of a lifetime for Tom Price Follow The Dream students
Students from the inland Pilbara town of Tom Price recently had the opportunity to experience something completely different, travelling to the Ningaloo Coast for an educational, cultural, and adventure camp.
North West Telegraph – Science camp a huge hit
Twelve Port Hedland students from the Graham (Polly) Farmer Foundation program flew to Perth recently for a four-day science camp.
CAAMA – Roebourne Learning Club: Celebrating Five Years
The Roebourne Learning Club has recently held their five year anniversary. The city and surrounding area of Roebourne is the location of ...
Commissioner for Children & Young People – Gail Beck
I am a very proud descendant of Bunderan, a direct 2000 generational maternal connection to the Wudjari, Koreng, and Yued peoples of the......
Fremantle Gazette – Fremantle College helping Indigenous students to follow their dreams
SHOWING students the many career pathways available to them after school is just one goal behind Fremantle College’s Follow the Dream program
ABC News – Specialist mentoring leads more remote Indigenous students to university and beyond
Remote towns around Western Australia's Pilbara region have benefitted from a national program addressing the educational needs of young Aboriginal students, boosting school attendance rates..
Ngaarda Media – Interview with CEO Cate Sims
Interview on Ngaarda Radio with The Graham (Polly) Farmer Foundation's CEO Cate Sims about the 5 Year Anniversary of the Roebourne Learning Club.
CAAMA – Wangkathaa man Steven Trott talks about his WEX experience
Sixty-six Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander students were chosen to attend the 2018 Australian Government’s Work Exposure (WEX) program in Canberra in early September.
