Australian Family Association

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Full name of organisation
Australian Family Association
Short name / acronym
AFA
Organisation type
Community Group
Short description
The Australian Family Association (AFA) is a conservative Christian political organization, established in 1980 by B. A. Santamaria, the then-president of the National Civic Council. AFA operates as a non-profit, voluntary, and non-partisan entity, offering a platform for individuals and community organizations concerned with bolstering and supporting the institution of the family.

Key Principles of AFA:

Marriage: AFA advocates that marriage is a lifelong commitment between one man and one woman.
Family: AFA emphasizes the importance of children having the right to know and be loved by their biological mother and father, as the biological family is foundational to a person's identity.
Life: AFA upholds the intrinsic and inalienable right to life for all human beings, from conception to natural death.
Fair Work: AFA believes that job security and financial stability are essential for thriving families.
Family Taxation: AFA promotes fair family taxation as a means to strengthen both the economy and society.
Development Bank: AFA supports the establishment of an Australian development bank to ensure secure investment and ongoing revenue for future infrastructure projects.
Start date
1980
People involved
Santamaria, B.A. (Mr)
Related groups
National Civic Council
Group affiliation(s)
Conservative
Family Focused
Key issues
Alcohol and Drug Use
Christianity
Education
Women and children
Sex Education
Media
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Linked resources

Items with "Related groups: Australian Family Association"
Title Class
National Civic Council Organization
Items with "Community Submissions: Australian Family Association"
Title Class
The Beazley Report 1984 PolicyInquiry