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  • Keeping kids more than safe

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kids and families 

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Growing up in Queensland

We want to hear from children and young people, aged 4-18 years.

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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.

oneplace

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.

Child death reports and data

Read the latest report.

Protecting children online module

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

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    18 October 2018

    Children's Week 2018
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    17 October 2018

    Toowoomba youth homelessness forum in the sights of QFCC
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    11 October 2018

    QFCC highlights journey to keep kids safe and well
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Children’s Week 2018 has officially launched today with a number of events across the State set to make the week bigger and better – all in the name of children.The Queensland Children...

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Preventing youth homelessness will be the focus in Toowoomba on Tuesday (16 October) as the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) joins University of Southern Queensland researchers,...

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The Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC), in partnership with Taskforce Argos (Queensland Police Service), has welcomed Alicia Kozakiewicz, a survivor of internet luring and abduction to...

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