They may be separated by thousands of kilometres and a pandemic, but NRL Cowboys House is staying connected with its students through an innovative support program.
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Easter 2020 was a school holiday with a difference for NRL Cowboys House students, with COVID-19 restrictions creating new opportunities for learning life skills.
Doomadgee’s Eli Taylor dreams of opening his own mechanic business back in his hometown, and with AMA Group’s support, he’s on his way.
What have our NRL Cowboys House staff been up to after the students went home? They have planted, pruned, swept and cleaned for an end-of-term makeover!
Despite these uncertain times, the Cowboys Community Foundation remains committed to improving employment, health and social outcomes for our region.
Mutual learning was the theme of the day when students from NRL Cowboys House visited RAAF Base Townsville earlier this month.
NRL Cowboys House students are returning home early for the Easter holidays as a precaution to the coronavirus threat.
NRL Cowboys House and the Bennelong Cup are proud to share a very important cause – supporting young Indigenous students in their transition from school to work.
A commitment to improving education opportunities for Indigenous Australians has connected leading security company Wilson Security with NRL Cowboys House and a new naming rights partnership with the Boys Campus Learning Centre.