How we work

The Front Project works across the early learning system, connecting with people who can potentially effect change and remove barriers which disadvantage children and families.

A systems change approach which looks at the big picture to find out what we can do to ensure our ECEC system becomes the best it can be today and for generations to come.

Read more about our approach to systems change.  


 
 








 

Strategic anchor and imperatives

Our strategic anchor and imperatives are the guiding principles under our systems change approach.

 

 
Imperative 1: Building and shaping the dominant narratives

Growing awareness of and belief in the multiple benefits that ECEC delivers, and supporting our communities to further this work in their own voices.

Our supporters

Our important work is made possible by funding from the Paul Ramsay Foundation, which is committed to breaking cycles of disadvantage by investing in partnerships with organisations that share this vision.

The Foundation’s support of the Front Project reflects our shared goal of helping young Australians overcome barriers to high-quality early childhood education and lift themselves out of cycles of disadvantage. We do this through direct work with educators and collaboration with industry, business and community leaders.

The Fund achieves this by supporting programs and organisations that work to decrease developmental vulnerability and improve outcomes for children between birth and the age of eight.


Paul Ramsay Foundation