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Growing up in Queensland

More than 7000 young Queenslanders told us about growing up in Queensland. Read the full report.

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Talking Families

Being a parent is hard work but you're not alone. Get it off your chest and ask for help.

The Journey: Travelling the Reform Roadmap

We're on a journey to make sure all Queensland kids are more than safe. Find out how far we've come.

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Search the directory of community services to find local support.

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Strengthening our sector: Second action plan 2017-19

Building on successes and learnings from the sector, this plan is all about working together to create better outcomes for Queensland children and families.

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Your rights

Guide to child protection for kids.

Information kit on child protection for professionals

Resources to help professionals navigate the system.

Government reviews and inquiries

Final report and recommendations.

Protecting children online module

Module for professionals to strengthen knowledge and embed a positive culture across the sector.

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Our Advisory Council

Our Advisory Council provides insight into the issues affecting children, families and the sector, and guidance on our work.

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    01 February 2019

    What are you doing this Safer Internet Day?
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    01 February 2019

    Why do children use social media?
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    01 February 2019

    In review: Adopt Change’s National Permanency Conference
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Safer Internet Day is Tuesday 5 February. It is an opportunity to review our online practices and implement the 4 R’s of online safety: Respect – I treat myself and others the way...

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In 2018, the QFCC welcomed work experience student Aliya to the team for two months. As part of Aliya’s work, she completed a literature review on Children’s Reasons for Using...

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In November, the QFCC presented at Adopt Change’s National Permanency Conference at Brisbane City Hall. The conference addressed the importance of permanency for children and the commitment...

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