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  • Keeping kids more than safe

    Promoting well-being, listening to children & young people, analysing & improving the system.

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kids and families 

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.

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.

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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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.

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    Principal Commissioner's Lens: Children's Rights
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The Queensland Family and Child Commission will host a new and independent Child Death Review Panel.The initiative complements the QFCC’s oversight role and the child death register function...

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We are all aware that children have rights. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) requires organisations and governments to work towards what is in the best...

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The Queensland Government has developed a portal through the oneplace online community services directory, which caters to ex-members of the Australian Defence Forces.The portal offers access to...

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