Gathering strength: Evaluation of the Collective Healing Grants 2022–2026

This evaluation of The Healing Foundation’s Collective Healing Grants shows how culturally led, community-controlled initiatives are supporting Stolen Generations survivors, families and descendants across Australia. Since 2012, the program has distributed more than $6.1 million to 56 organisations for 138 initiatives, enabling healing gatherings, cultural connection, truth-telling and the preservation of survivor stories. The 2022–2026 evaluation found strong evidence that these flexible grants build confidence, belonging, pride, intergenerational understanding and organisational capability, while highlighting the need for sustained, multi-year investment to reach more communities and support the long-term work of Stolen Generations Organisations.

RESEARCH SNAPSHOT - A Needs Analysis for LGBTQIASB+ Stolen Generations Survivors

The accompanying research snapshot for 'A Needs Analysis for LGBTQIASB+ Stolen Generations Survivors report. The Healing Foundation partnered with Macquarie University's Centre for Critical Indigenous Studies to explore the experiences and needs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, Sistergirl and Brotherboy + (LGBTQIASB+) Stolen Generations survivors and their families.

Supporting the Stolen Generations social and emotional wellbeing for survivors and workforces report

From Sorry to Action: A plan to act on Bringing them home (2026-2028) (Action Plan)

From Sorry to Action: A plan to act on Bringing them home (2026-2028) (Action Plan) outlines critical priorities and tangible actions to support leaders and policy makers in actualising a number of the long outstanding recommendations of the 1997 Bringing them home report.

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