Stewart House Salary Contribution Scheme

In 2023, as part of a strategic review to strengthen staff knowledge and highlight the state-wide significance of the Stewart House Program in NSW schools, a video was produced with key stakeholders showcasing the organisation’s history and its founding in 1931. Over time, however, inclusivity as the Department’s chosen charity has diminished, leading to a decline in salary contributions. Today, less than 7% of Department staff donate to Stewart House, covering only around 20% of annual operating expenses. In contrast, in the past, contributions from NSW Education staff alone funded 100% of Stewart House’s yearly costs.

We are grateful to the following key stakeholders who contributed their time and voices to the filming of this video. Their messages of support not only honour the legacy of Stewart House but also reinforce the vital role it continues to play in the lives of children across NSW. Their advocacy helps strengthen awareness and ensures the importance of Stewart House is shared with a wider audience.

    • NSW Department of Education – Secretary of the NSW Department of Education, Murat Dizdar
    • NSW Teachers Federation – President of the NSW Teachers Federation, Angelo Gavrielatos (Jan 2020 – Jan 2024)
    • NSW Public Service Association/CPSU – General Secretary of the NSW Public Service Association & CPSU, Stewart Little
    • NSW Primary Principals’ Association – President of the NSW Primary Principals’ Association, Robyn Evans (2020 – 2024)
    • NSW Secondary Principal’s Council – President of the NSW Secondary Principal’s Council, Craig Petersen (2020 – 2024

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