Today marks the beginning of #OchreRibbonWeek. Find out more about the campaign at our website: or head to the #AboriginalFamilyLegalServices page to learn about Ochre Ribbon Week's history:

Today is #SaferInternetDay. Developing online safety skills is crucial for parents, carers, and young people, with new research from the #ACMS showing a troubling prevalence of online sexual victimisation in Australia. Find out more at:

“Young people in Australia are facing growing mental health challenges. These are fuelled by intergenerational inequities such as housing insecurity, precarious employment, student debt, and a clouded future due to climate change ...”

Do you know about the #VictorianGovernment's School Saving Bonus? To find out more about the one-off $400 payment per child and check your eligibility, head to our website:

“Changing the activity test to ensure that there is a three day guarantee means that every family, … has access to good quality early childhood education and care … that has a lasting impact throughout their life," says SNAICC CEO Catherine Liddle.

Last weekend, our teams in Tasmania and Victoria took to the streets for #Pride events in their respective states to celebrate diversity, inclusion, and the strength of our community. Catch up on all the action at our website:

We're thrilled to announce we've received funding from #DTF through its Empowerment Fund to pilot a centralised, user-friendly data tool—Social Scope. Head to our website for more details:

Our #STSW Supervision Coordinator, Alison Baker, met with Sophie Salsbury, Recruitment Coordinator, and Vanessa Blaxhall, Team Leader (Integrated Family Services), from @Windermere_Aust today to discuss the program's impacts. Learn more about STSW:

We're excited to announce that we're developing a pathway for learning and development in residential care, alongside RCLDS, Dr Tatiana Corrales (@UTSEngage), and @VicGovDFFH. Learn more at:

🌟 Editorial in Children Australia: The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: Reflections on Australia’s progress and challenges. #UNCRC #ChildRights #ChildrenAustralia @timbomoore @BessellSharon @ACU_ICPS @ANUcrawford @GoodShepANZ

Do you work closely with multicultural communities in Victoria or Tasmania? Head to our website to find out how you can get involved with our #MulticulturalCommunityCollective (MCC):

What a weekend! Our teams in Tasmania and Victoria took to the streets to celebrate #Pride in each state. Check out our gallery from the events, or head to our website to learn more about our work:

Children Australia provides a forum for children, young people, practitioners, policymakers and researchers to find new ways of responding to contemporary challenges for children, young people and families. Fully open access, with no author fees.

Don't forget that this year's #TasPride Parade takes place in Hobart tomorrow! It's not too late to register to join us for the march, all you need to do is sign up: We hope to see you there!

The Tasmanian Government recently released the final report from its Independent Review of Education in the state. Read it here: #JoPalmer #TasEducation #TasGov

Last week, the Centre, alongside foster carer Lisa, had the opportunity to meet with @paul4frankston to discuss how we can better support our foster and kinship carers. Learn more about our out-of-home care programs at:

New article alert: ‘We have a part to play’: How children and young people want adults to engage them in the primary prevention of child abuse and maltreatment By @timbomoore and Morag McArthur #YouthVoice #ChildWelfare #ChildAbusePrevention @ACU_ICPS

Are you ready for #Midsumma Festival Pride March this weekend? We're inviting you — our members, supporters, and community — to come and join us in this celebration of queer arts and culture. Register at:

As many students return to school tomorrow, families affected by Adolescent Violence in the Home (#AVITH) may find this transition more difficult than others. Watch our webinar on this topic to learn more:

New article alert: Actioning children’s rights in out-of-home care in NSW: A focus on the right of family connection By Samantha Forrester and Philippa Byers #ChildRights #FamilyConnection #OOHC