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Volunteer and former Olympian Simon Newcomb and his team of volunteers at the Centenary Rowing Club are one group to thank this week during National Volunteer Week.
The Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services recently received a Bravehearts ThankShoe Award in recognition of its support towards helping vulnerable and abused children.
Three people with a disability will enjoy new opportunities for independence thanks to a state-of-the-art, purpose-built house opening in Cairns.
A new campaign addressing the devastating effects of domestic and family violence will urge friends, family members, colleagues and neighbours to make the call if they sense someone needs help.
Domestic and family violence support available to Queensland families 24/7
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Thursday 28 March 2013The DVConnect helpline is available 24/7 offering confidential advice, crisis intervention, support, telephone counselling and access to emergency refuge to people experiencing domestic and family violence.
Queenslanders are being asked to consider whether they have room in their homes and hearts to care for children and young people in need.
Two departmental staffers have received national emergency medals in recognition of their community recovery work in far north Queensland.
Foster and Kinship Carer Week, from 3 to 9 March, is the time to recognise the people in your community who open their hearts and homes to Queensland’s vulnerable children and young people.
On March 8, Queensland women are encouraged to attend a local event and ‘build connections’ with women in their community as part of International Women’s Day celebrations.
A new program to link parents of babies and children with a disability to support services is rolling out across Queensland.
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