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Popular topics
- Concessions
- Domestic and family violence
- Foster and kinship care
- Child abuse
- Disasters and emergencies
- Adoption
- Concession cards
- Community and home care services
- Volunteering
- Triple P - Positive Parenting Program
- Family and Child Connect
- Carer Business Discount Card
- Avoiding social isolation
- Neighbourhood and community centres
Queensland Child Protection Week 5-11 September
Children are our most vulnerable Queenslanders and we all have a part to play in keeping them safe. Visit the Queensland Child Protection Week website to learn more and find local events.
Consultation for a new Queensland Women's Strategy
Help shape a better Queensland for women and girls.
CALD DFV resources are available
Resources for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are available to help know the signs of abuse, where to get help and show support.
Help is available to stop elder abuse
If you're concerned that an older person in your life may be experiencing abuse, find out how to help them access services and support. Your actions can make a difference.
Understanding a child’s human rights
As a foster or kinship carer, it's important to consider a child's human rights when making decisions about their care. There are 23 human rights.
Statement of Commitment to foster and kinship carers
This Statement outlines the collective commitment between the Queensland Government, peaks and service partners, and foster and kinship carers to provide care for children and young people.
Connect to the right services
Contact Family and Child Connect to get your parenting journey back on track.
National Redress Scheme
New videos explaining the National Redress Scheme, how to access support and how to apply for redress are now available for sharing.
Breakthrough for Families
This program for family members and friends of people affected by ice and other drugs will provide accessible education, advice, strategies and connection to support services.
Domestic and family violence portal
Queenslanders experiencing or impacted by domestic and family violence can visit the Queensland Government domestic violence online portal as a single point of access for information, services and support.
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.
If you are experiencing, or impacted by, domestic and family violence you can search for a support service near you.
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Your home and community
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Disasters and emergencies
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Cost of living support
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Caring for a child
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Getting support for a health or social issue
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Losing your job or income
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Community organisations and volunteering
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Support for carers
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Women