World Homeless Day 2026
World Homeless Day is observed internationally on the 10th of October, Every Year. Purpose This international day serves as a
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Housing Justice for People in Disability Accommodation Project
Hi everyone I am sharing this link below to raise awareness so that if you are working with someone who
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Victoria’s urgent social housing waitlist passes 40,000 threshold
5 October 2026 Media release from Council to Homeless Persons Victoria’s priority social housing waitlist has passed 40,000 households, a
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SMASHED Homelessness Services at Breaking Point report
Following on from the Webinar, the Victorian Homelessness Network is launching the report in person with details below: When: 14
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The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare secures national funding to help prevent tech-based abuse of women and children – New child-centred AI safety initiative to empower young people to shape safer digital futures.
The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare (the Centre) has secured funding through eSafety’s Preventing Tech-based Abuse of
Thriving Kids rollout begins in Victoria
Victoria has officially begun the rollout of the Thriving Kids initiative, a joint Australian and Victorian Government program that
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Raising Healthy Minds App-Your free, personalised, pocket resource for raising confident, resilient children 0-12 years old
Raising Healthy Minds App Co designed with parents and mantal health experts and funded by the Australian Government; Raising Healthy
National Multicultural Children Scoping Project-Stronger starts for every child – SSI
The NMC Scoping Project is a national consultation that’s listening to children, families and communities across Australia to
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Building better support systems for children with disability, developmental delay or neurodivergence
A new research study led by the University of Queensland is exploring families’ experiences accessing disability, health and education
OPEN Mini Symposium in Partnership with the YACVic Youth Participation Practice Network (YPPN)- 15th October 11am – 1pm- Free online
What happens when youth participation and evidence-informed practice come together? This interactive online event brings together practitioners, researchers, evaluators,
Lions And Tigers And Free Oral Health Care, Oh My -Smile Squad -Melbourne Zoo on Wednesday 23rd September
The Victorian Government’s Smile Squad is returning to Melbourne Zoo these school holidays, helping children build healthy habits while
Get Active Victoria – Round 11 of sporting vouchers available now!
The Victorian Government is helping families with cost of living pressures and getting kids active with a new round
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2026 National Workforce Survey for Child, Parent and Family Mental Health-Open NOW until 30 November 2026
Help build Australia’s national picture of the workforce supporting children and families. The Emerging Minds 2026 National Workforce
On-demand Webinar -Trauma prevention and early intervention approaches with children and young people
Please ensure you have access to ‘Go To Webinar’ prior to viewing. Available 17 September to 8 October 2026
Webinar-Promoting collaboration in early education to support children’s mental health- Wednesday 23 September 2026, 1:00PM – 2:00PM
About this webinar Early childhood educators are often among the first professionals to notice when a child may need extra
National Child Protection Week (6-12 September 2026),
an annual campaign led by NAPCAN that highlights the importance of ensuring all children and young people are safe, supported
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Can nature play support children’s relationships with families and peers?
This resource highlights characteristics of nature play that encourage meaningful interactions and outlines some considerations for practitioners to support
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Known to the system, but not adequately supported: CCYP’s Left Behind report
The Victorian Commission for Children and Young People’s ‘Left Behind’ systemic inquiry examines the experiences of children and young
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