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In the wake of the excitement generated last year by The Barramundi Song, sung to the tune of Frere Jacques, ILF is publishing a new series of board books for babies and toddlers in remote communities.

About three and a half hours north of Alice Springs, some 20 kilometres to the east off the Stuart Highway in the NT, lies the community of Alekarenge. Here, four mornings a week, about 20 to 30 zero to five year olds and their parents and carers attend a Families as First Teachers (FaFT) playgroup.

Our Foundation has been working with Families as First Teachers (FaFT) programs for a number of years. FaFT is an early learning and family support program for remote Indigenous families, whose aim is to support children's learning and development, by working with Indigenous families and children prior to school entry.Â

The ILF are now recruiting for a part time Marketing Assistant role (Identified). If you are interested in getting hands-on experience in marketing, with a particular focus on Social Media, we are looking for someone to assist 2 - 3 days per week, with the possibility of moving to a full-time role over time.

In the middle of Arnhem Land, about 3.5 hours' drive inland from Nhulunbuy and a good 9 hours on the road from Katherine, is the small community of Gapuwiyak.

We're hiring! Office Administrator/Receptionist (Identified). A great opportunity is now available for an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person with the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) to manage our busy office as an Office Administrator and receptionist. If you are a team player who likes variety and are highly organised, we would love to hear from you.