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Young person inspired by her CSO to study youth work
Child Safety Officer Amy talks about her work with a young person.
Community joins together to raise awareness for mental health
Community Resource Officers Doug and Mizhar organised a touch football carnival to help raise awareness for suicide prevention and community mental health.
Roma Child Safety team shows support through new t-shirts
The Roma Child Safety Service Centre team is sporting new t-shirts featuring the artwork of a young Aboriginal artist they support.
At-risk kids in West Cairns reap the benefits of new program
An 8-week trial program that increased the availability and choice of activities for at-risk children aged 8 to 12 years old has been extended due to its success.
Giving a voice to young people in care
Transition to Adulthood Month is an important awareness campaign about the challenges that young people in care experience when moving into adult life.
Reconnecting families in FNQ
Joanne Borg has won a Child Protection Week 2018 Award for her Reconnection project.
Supporting children for the future
Sarah is leading the way for our Far North Queensland child safety team.
Maryborough is leading by example
Child Safety Officers James and Charles are seeing the positive impact of their work in Maryborough.
The power of positive change
Meet CSOs Claire, Emily and Amy who are working alongside families in Ipswich.
Giving families hope in the Moreton Bay region
Meet Nicole, who is making a difference to the lives of families as a Child Safety Officer.
Schools are saying Not Now, Not Ever
Schools got behind our Not Now, Not Ever campaign to help put an end to domestic and family violence.
Communities are saying Not Now, Not Ever
Community groups are taking on the challenge to put an end to domestic and family violence.
Sporting clubs tackling domestic and family violence
See how sporting clubs are helping to tackle domestic and family violence.
Workplaces saying Not Now, Not Ever
Queensland workplaces came together to help raise awareness of domestic and family violence.
Rose
Rose's life took a different path when she first became a foster carer 11 years ago.
Matt and Joyce
As foster carers, Matt and Joyce believe that "people come into your life for a reason".
Donald and Millicent
Donald and Millicent’s main motivation as carers is to help out the young kids who need help and a home.
Meegan and Steve
Meegan has been a foster carer for more than 14 years, now she and her husband Steve help to make a difference to the lives of kids in care.
Chris and Sophiaan
When Chris and Sophiaan met their foster child, they knew immediately they had made the right decision to become foster parents.
- Last reviewed
- 6 November 2018
- Last modified
- 25 October 2020
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