The aim of Families Week is to celebrate the vital role families play in Australian society and reflect on their importance in teaching, supporting and nurturing children as they grow.
The Raising Queensland report, and the recent Commission of Inquiry into the child protection system, point to the same conclusion: when families are supported earlier, and systems work together, fewer children reach crisis in the first place.
This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the remarkable contributions women make across our communities every day. It’s time to balance the scales for carers.
Honouring the National Apology means more than remembering history. It means learning from it. It means having the courage to stop systems that aren’t working and investing in those that do.
“January 26 is a day many First Nations people brace for.” Chad Lofthouse, Director – National Aboriginal Practice & Partnerships shares his personal reflections, and calls on all Australians to be courageous allies and embrace anti-racism.
Dr Lisa J. Griffiths, Chief Executive Officer, OzChild Every child deserves a safe, loving home – and we know how to make that happen. This National Child Protection Week, let’s…
Dr Lisa J. Griffiths, Chief Executive Officer, OzChild Why growth is not the answer to closing the gap As the Chief Executive Officer of OzChild, a leading child welfare organisation…
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