If you believe your child is in immediate danger or a life-threatening situation, call emergency services on triple zero – 000.
Under our legislation, we don’t investigate individual children’s and families’ circumstances. If you suspect a child in Queensland is experiencing harm or neglect, please contact the Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs.

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We're here for Queensland children, young people and families

This is a place for all young people where we promote and share your stories, ideas and perspectives. If you’re interesting in amplifying the voices of young people in Queensland, check out our Youth Advocacy section where you can find out how to get involved.

The message from Jessy’s TedX talk is clear, we need to change how we associate culture with colour, and it needs to start now.

We are proud to share QFCC Youth Advocate Jessy’s incredible TEDx talk about her experience with the statement ‘You don’t look Aboriginal’ and the association between cultural identity and skin colour.

Amplify Blog

The Amplify blogs are written by young people, for young people, on their experiences, stories and opinions.

Information and Resources

The information in this section is dedicated to helping children and young people to understand the child protection system, the people involved, and the processes to keep children safe.

We aim to help you to understand your rights, have your say and find people who can help you.

Your rights

The information in this section is dedicated to helping children and young people to understand their rights.

This includes rights in the Child Protection System.

Youth Friendly Reports

Want to know more but the report is boring? Check out our youth friendly reporting - simple and easy to understand.

"When young people are given opportunities to be listened to, we feel our voice, experiences and ideas have power. We feel a sense of positive purpose in the community and in decision making and we are more likely to want to contribute to better our communities. When decisions are being made about us, there is power in being a guiding voice,”

— Youth Advocate Sarah

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Youth Advocates amplify the voices of Queensland children and young people. They provide youth perspectives and leadership.

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