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- All Abilities Queensland (6 pages)
- DFV support
- Foster Care Recruitment (20 pages)
- Multicultural Queensland Month (8 pages)
- Supporting Families (42 pages)
- Stop Cyberbullying (37 pages)
- Together we can stop elder abuse (6 pages)
All Abilities Queensland
All Abilities Queensland works to achieve outcomes for all Queenslanders with disability. It guides how Queenslanders can work in partnership with all levels of government, the corporate sector, non-government and community organisations, communities and individuals, to build a more accessible and inclusive Queensland.
DFV support
Help is available for Queenslanders affected by domestic and family violence.
Foster Care Recruitment
Find out about foster and kinship care in Queensland, who can foster a child, and how to become a foster or kinship carer.
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- Foster carer stories Foster carers come from all walks of life. It's a special job that needs people with extraordinary hearts. View the stories of foster carer families and find out how you can become one.
- About foster care
- How to become a foster carer
- Apply online
- Support for foster carers
- Top questions
Supporting Families
Supporting Families Changing Futures will deliver information and links into other agency sites about the initiatives coming out of the Queensland Government's reform agenda for a new child protection and family support system.
- Background Information about the Supporting Families Changing Futures Reform Program, including the establishment of the Queensland Child Protection Commission of Inquiry, the Inquiryâs findings, and the Queensland Government response and investment.
- Queensland Child Protection Commission of Inquiry
- The findings of the Inquiry
- Queensland Government response
- Investing in families and children
- Supporting Families Changing Futures 2019-2023
- Strategy and action plan for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families
- Queensland First Children and Families Board
- Partners in reform The Queensland Government is working in collaboration with peak organisations, non-government organisations and local communities to progress the child and family reform agenda.
- Local level alliances
- Regional Child, Youth and Family Committees Ten Regional Child, Youth and Family Committees exist across Queensland to facilitate connections and drive implementation of the child and family reforms and domestic and family violence reform agenda at regional and local levels.
- Bayside Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Brisbane Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Cairns, Cassowary Coast and Tablelands Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Central Queensland Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Darling Downs Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Gold Coast Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Logan Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Moreton Bay Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Mt Isa Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Sunshine Coast Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Torres Strait Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Townsville Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- West Moreton Regional Child, Youth and Family Committee
- Child Protection Reform Leaders Group
- Interdepartmental Committee
- Stakeholder Advisory Group
- Implementing the reforms The Queensland Government and non-government sectors, including peak bodies, service providers and communities, are working in partnership to plan, design and deliver a range of reforms that will collectively build a new child protection and family support system for Queensland. The reforms focus on achieving 7 strategic directions.
- Sharing responsibility for children's safety and wellbeing of Queensland children
- Supporting Queensland families earlier
- Working better with Queensland families who are in contact with the child protection system
- Improving care and post-care for Queensland children and young people
- Meeting the needs and requirements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and communities
- Delivering quality services to Queensland children and families through a capable, motivated workforce and client-focused
- Building an accountable, transparent and cost-effective Queensland system
- Achievements
- News All news and media statements about the Supporting Families Changing Futures Reform Program, including all previous editions of the Supporting Families Changing Futures update e-newsletter.
- Resources
- Feedback
Stop Cyberbullying
Find out more about how you can stop cyberbullying,
- For children and young people For children and young people to find out more and get help to stop cyberbullying.
- For parents and carers Resources for parents and carers to help stop cyberbullying.
- Community action Everyone needs to be part of the solution. Find out what's happening in the community to stop cyberbullying.
- CONVO2019 At CONVO2019 young people from across Queensland, social media companies, social media influencers, parents and support services came together to workshop real solutions to prevent, reduce and respond to cyberbullying.
- Grants We have committed $500,000 over 2 years to support the Tackle Cyberbullying Grants Program as part of a community-wide approach to stop cyberbullying. Find out about the grant recipients and their funded projects.
- Grant projects Learn about the local initiatives and projects that grant recipients have delivered so far to address cyberbullying among young people in their communities.
- Performance raises awareness
- Tablelands youth tackle cyberbullying
- Putting cyberbullying offside
- Video offers advice for young people
- Standing up not standing by at Holland Park State School
- Cyberspace and Me
- Gordonvale's month of cyberbullying awareness
- Small school's big message with new mural
- Cyber-smash
- Left on Read music video
- Grant recipients
- Grant projects Learn about the local initiatives and projects that grant recipients have delivered so far to address cyberbullying among young people in their communities.
- Competition
- Support services
Together we can stop elder abuse
Elder abuse happens and it's important to recognise the signs. Seek help for yourself or someone you know, and make it stop.
- What is elder abuse?
- Get help to stop elder abuse Seek help for yourself or someone you know who may be experiencing elder abuse to make it stop. Contact the helpline, start a conversation, and find support services.
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- Last reviewed
- 30 May 2019
- Last modified
- 24 January 2021
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