Social Media
QFCC Engagement Support Officer Jessy discusses how social media is both a blessing and a curse.
A growing advocate
Engagement Support Officer Jessy speaks about the voice of young people.
Christmas Anxiety
A QFCC Engagement Support Officer shares their experience with Christmas anxiety.
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.
Mental health services
It's okay to reach out if you're struggling. If you or someone you know needs help, here is a list of resources available.
Young, Black and Proud
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people can now apply for a scholarship of up to $5000 in the fields of arts, education and sport.
The 54 Rights of the Child
The UN's Convention on the Rights of the Child explains who children are, all their rights, and the responsibilities of governments.
Complaints and reviews
You have the right to speak up, and be heard, at every stage while you’re being looked after.
Why is it hard for young people in country areas to get disability support
in regional and remote QLD? This paper is by Abbie Triffit, a young university student completing work experience with the QFCC.
Child Rights Report
The first annual Child Rights Report is a detailed overview of how children's rights are being protected in Queensland.
Why don't young people use mental health services?
A break down on barriers to accessing mental health services in Queensland.
"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,”
QFCC Youth Advocates
Youth Advocates amplify the voices of Queensland children and young people. They provide youth perspectives and leadership.
