SAIL Program Pool Room

The SAIL Program relies on financial donations from numerous philanthropic organisations. Currently, the SAIL Program is proudly supported by:

John and Annie Patterson Trust
Order of Malta
Anna Wearne Trust
M Cohn and Associates

The SAIL Program camps are generously funded by:

Equity Trustees
Paul Newman Foundation
Happy Little Vegemite Foundation

The SAIL Program Bursary Program, which provides bursaries to SAIL students to cover textbook expences in the later years of high school is supported by:

Melbourne Anglican Foundation

The SAIL Program and its co-ordinators have been honoured and recognised by the following awards:

National Community Link Volunteer Award 2001

City of Maribyrnong Acknowledgement for Contributions to Education 2001 and for Community Service 2004

Adult Multicultural Education Services (AMES) Award for:
Outstanding Community Contribution Award for exceptional commitment to Community

Australian Women's Weekly Most Inspiring Women Awards 2003
(Anna Grace Hopkins)

Victorian Young Australian of the Year 2005
(Matthew Albert)

Victorian Finalist in the Young Australian of the Year Awards 2004
(Matthew Albert)

City of Maribyrnong 2004 Citizen of the Year
(Don Edgar)

Most Outstanding Young Person of the World for "contributions to children, world peace and human rights" 2005
(Matthew Albert)

The SAIL Program is proudly affiliated with:
Sudanese Online Research Association (SORA)
Melbourne Anglican Foundation Migrants and Refugees Settlement Fund

Victorian Children’s Charity Award for New Migrant and Refugee Support 2007
(Nik Tan)