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#doiknowu: Do you really know your online friends?

Join the campaign to help educate young people, parents, carers and educators about the behaviours which prevent, recognise and respond to online grooming!

Families are First

The Families are First movement explores, celebrates and shares over 60,000 years of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parenting wisdom to raise children to thrive in a strong community.

Government reviews and inquiries

Final report and recommendations.

Workforce Futures

Building the workforce that supports Queensland to be a safe place where children, young people and families thrive.

Growing up in Queensland

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

Protecting children online module

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

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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.

oneplace

Search the directory of community services to find local support.

Online safety

The digital world is ever-evolving. We have info, tips and resources for parents and carers to help keep kids safe online.

Knowledge and Resource Hub

Find resources, research, papers and more from our Knowledge and Resources Hub.

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    24 September 2019

    Young Indigenous Queenslanders receive top award
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    26 June 2019

    Experts descend on Cairns to improve youth outcomes
  • media release

    20 June 2019

    #FAMILIESAREFIRST – celebrating more than 60,000 years of parenting wisdom
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A record number of young Indigenous Queenslanders will have the chance to pursue their dreams thanks to the latest round of the Young, Black and Proud scholarships (YBPS). An event held in...

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A project sharing the stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families raising children in strong communities, has launched today at Parliament House. The Queensland Family and Child...

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Cairns will host two forums over two days in June when experts from universities, governments, organisations and local community leaders tackle big issues for young people. The two events,...

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