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November is Transition to Adulthood (T2A) Month

T2A Month highlights the importance of planning for a young person’s journey to adulthood and supporting them to leave care to live successfully as independent adults.

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Strengthening Multicultural Queensland program 2024-25

Funding is available for projects that promote intercultural understanding, foster social inclusion and community cohesion, and empower diverse communities. Apply now.

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My life in care survey

We’re asking children and young people in care aged 5–18 years to answer a survey about their life in care.

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Disability Action Week 24 November to 1 December 2024

Accessible communication connects, includes and empowers all Queenslanders. Start the conversation about accessible communication.

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New Guide, Hearing and Assistance Dogs website

Check out our new one-stop shop for businesses, organisations and transport providers to know their responsibilities when it comes to handlers with certified dogs.

We need more foster carers, like you

Fostering needs people with extraordinary hearts. People just like you. View the stories of real foster carer families and find out how you can become one.

Child Protection Reform and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2022

Child Protection Reform and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2022

View the latest reforms giving greater say for young people in care.

Do you have a human rights complaint?

Do you have a human rights complaint?

We have a responsibility to respect and protect the human rights of children and young people we work with. If you feel we've made a decision that affects your human rights, you can make a complaint.