Clontarf Foundation
The Clontarf Foundation exists to improve the discipline, life skills, and self esteem of young Aboriginal men and by so doing equip them to participate meaningfully in society.
These outcomes are achieved through the medium of Australian Rules Football. Football Academies are formed in association with selected schools and colleges. Each Academy's football program attracts young Aboriginal men to school and then helps to retain them. As well as conducting the football program, Academy staff mentor and counsel Academy members on a range of behavioural and lifestyle issues while the school caters for their specific educational needs. Currently Clontarf has 38 Academies across WA, NT and Victoria delivering the program to 2,050 young indigenous men.
Why Workplace Giving?
ACF Workplace Giving is a proactive way employers and their employees can support Australian charities. Workplace Giving programs are effective fundraising tools because they channel 100% of donated funds to the non profits they support.
Workplace Giving is easy to implement and low cost to maintain. Contact The Australian Charities Fund for more information on getting involved in Workplace Giving.
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