Sponsor Deadly Coders

Help Deadly
Coders reach
more students
across Australia

Sponsor Deadly Coders. Our vision is to provide a brighter future via meaningful STEM education and career pathways for Indigenous children. Deadly Coders is on a mission to provide every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander primary and secondary school student with access to engaging, fun STEM programs within the next 10 years.

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Join these amazing sponsors of Deadly Coders and help us deliver more programs today

WHO ARE WE

Sponsor Deadly Coders and deliver your RAP

We’re on a mission… and you can help!

By partnering with Deadly Coders you can rest assured that your brand will be associated with a quality, proven program which delivers meaningful outcomes, working in partnership with community, schools and Elders.

Our sponsorship options can be matched towards your Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) priorities – whether you’re seeking a one-off or multi-year funding programs, we can tailor a program to suit.

Deadly Coders is ATO approved to receive Deductible Gift Recipients (DGR) and can offer tax-deductible benefits on gifts or donations of money or property. 

Breaking glass ceilings with reconciliation action plans

  • City, regional or on-country delivery
  • Face-to-face or online programs
  • In-kind or funding support
  • Scalable delivery, multi-course curriculum
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Programs Delivered

360

Students Served

2000

Online courses delivered

6

Curriculum Options

Sponsorship options

Inspiring workshops delivered across Australia

When you sponsor Deadly Coders we will tailor a mix of locations, venues, and program outcomes to your specific RAP priorities. We have strong community networks across city and remote communities to ensure all students can have a positive STEM experience.

Extended reach through
online learning

Dedicate all or part of your Deadly Coders sponsorship towards the development of Indigenous-led coding programs
delivered via our self-paced
online learning portal

Got equipment?
We can use it!

Sponsorship packages can also include supply and configuration of new or reconditioned computer equipment to enable Deadly Coders participants to continue their learning journey and application of new skills well after the workshop concludes.

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“I was beyond proud, encouraged, overwhelmed with the difference I saw in the Murri students. From day one seeming pretty nervous and shy, to bursting out of the blocks with confidence on day 3, and actually asking if they can come back. Just blown away – brought me to tears with joy! Thank you Deadly Coders, we are beyond over the moon!”
Paula EggersCorporate Commercial Leader Qld, Chairperson of Marsh RAP Steering Committee
“I have never seen the children so engaged and so enthralled with any program delivered at our school. The students came alive as they worked together to code their gaming devices. They came away with the widest smiles, and most importantly, a sense that this WAS something they could do. Exceptional.”
Pauline Kent, Yarrabeh State School,Senior Teacher
It's been an absolute privilege to host Deadly Coders for the past four days at the Brisbane Lions headquarters Brighton Homes Arena. Watching the kids from Hymba Yumba and Murri School truly engage with the coding programs on offer, bringing our players in to kick the footy around, and the amazing drone demonstration from Beca and their affiliates - Bennett and Bennett & DBN Vircon, is testament to the power of positive collaborations to nurture the potential that lies in every individual. We look forward to continued involvement in this program."
Anthony Corrie Indigenous Welfare Manager, Brisbane Lions
The jarjums have been so engaged in the Deadly Coders program - I had to actually peel them away from their computers at the end of the day.
Paul Jennison, Hymba YumbaLead Stem Teacher
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Closing the Gap for Indigenous Australians

A critical community need

Indigenous population is critically underrepresented in STEM industries: 1 in 20 general population study STEM at a Tertiary level; for Indigenous people, this drops to 1 in 200.

A gap that hasn’t improved in 20 years

STEM International Standard scores show Indigenous students perform well below the general population – 68% Indigenous students in Year 8 are below the international standard compared to only 34% of the general population

Early exposure ignites a flame

Children who have positive early exposure to STEM programs are exponentially more likely to pursue further studies after school. By boosting Indigenous student access and experience of STEM, we can immediately improve these statistics.

Interested in sponsoring Deadly Coders ? Let’s chat!

We’d love to hear about your RAP priorities, so we can tailor a program to your organisation’s needs. Register your details below and we’ll organise a meeting to discuss working together.