We believe that more can be done to improve education and employment outcomes for students in remote Australia, particularly Aboriginal girls and young women.
The Girls from Oz (g-oz) program, uses a tried and tested performing arts engagement model developed over 30 years by the Australian School of Performing Arts, to engage and re-engage females living in some of the most at-risk communities in Australia.
“In a world where we tend to park the ambulances at the bottom of the cliff and pour money into pick-up-the-pieces services, donating to Girls from Oz is like putting safety rails at the top of the cliff. It’s intelligent philanthropy.”
Darren FoynesParent of Halls Creek student
“I am 100% behind g-oz. It gives them opportunity to develop not just in sport, not just in art, but it helps them develop holistically as young women and gives them another avenue to develop their own life.”
Mysti Bedford-McGintyg-oz Participant - Halls Creek District High School
“This week I really enjoyed g-oz. G-oz makes me feel very happy, strong and proud of who I am."
Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVOg-oz Patron
“Girls from Oz is utterly inspiring – it builds talent, confidence and self discipline in the girls who thrive through involvement in the program.”
Kathleen NoonanJournalist
“Girls from Oz does potent, targeted, nuanced and intelligent work. It knows if you educate a girl, you educate a community.”
The @ausgirlschoir Performing Choir choristers hit all the right notes, raising over $1970 for g-oz!
Each year, senior members of the AGC attend a week long music school full of singing, dancing and interstate connection.
On the final night of music school they hold their annual g-oz fundraiser. This year the dress-up theme was `nostalgia`. We are so impressed by all the fantastic costumes and fundraising efforts. Thank you AGC!
Let me take you to Bidyadanga! We were so proud last term when our senior students performed the fun and energetic @rededofficial dance `Rio`, during their morning assembly. It takes immense courage to stand up in front of your entire school and perform. Read about our Term 1 Bidgy highlights via our latest news story. Link in bio.
Get to know our new philanthropic partner. The Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is a leading energy infrastructure business operating across Australia. AGIG owns and operates infrastructure that delivers gas to more than 2 million Australian homes and businesses. Through their Community Partnership Programs, AGIG aims to make a positive difference in the communities they serve. With the support from AGIG, g-oz will continue to further our mission of uplifting and empowering young women through the performing arts.
Learn more about our newfound partnership with @australiangasnetworks via our latest news story. Link in bio. #empoweringwomen #partnership #strongertogether
Despite it being her first trip to Bidyadanga, g-oz instructor Alice is already wishing she was back. Reflecting on a week full of groovy dance moves and strong singing, Alice is excited to return in Term 2.
Read more about our Term 1 trip to Bidyadanga in our latest news story. Link in bio.
The @ausgirlschoir Performing Choir choristers hit all the right notes, raising over $1970 for g-oz!
Each year, senior members of the AGC attend a week long music school full of singing, dancing and interstate connection.
On the final night of music school they hold their annual g-oz fundraiser. This year the dress-up theme was `nostalgia`. We are so impressed by all the fantastic costumes and fundraising efforts. Thank you AGC!
Let me take you to Bidyadanga! We were so proud last term when our senior students performed the fun and energetic @rededofficial dance `Rio`, during their morning assembly. It takes immense courage to stand up in front of your entire school and perform. Read about our Term 1 Bidgy highlights via our latest news story. Link in bio.
Get to know our new philanthropic partner. The Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is a leading energy infrastructure business operating across Australia. AGIG owns and operates infrastructure that delivers gas to more than 2 million Australian homes and businesses. Through their Community Partnership Programs, AGIG aims to make a positive difference in the communities they serve. With the support from AGIG, g-oz will continue to further our mission of uplifting and empowering young women through the performing arts.
Learn more about our newfound partnership with @australiangasnetworks via our latest news story. Link in bio. #empoweringwomen #partnership #strongertogether
Despite it being her first trip to Bidyadanga, g-oz instructor Alice is already wishing she was back. Reflecting on a week full of groovy dance moves and strong singing, Alice is excited to return in Term 2.
Read more about our Term 1 trip to Bidyadanga in our latest news story. Link in bio.