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Latest Blog Posts
Swearing to aspire to…
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What do Jimmy Barnes, Keith Urban, Hamish and Andy, Will Anderson and Hazem el Masri have in common? They’re all swearing and they are encouraging other men to do so too. Click here to read more |
November is Transition From Care Month
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For three years running, November has been celebrated as “Transition From Care Month”. It is the time of year when we are all asked to stop and fully reflect on the needs of around 400 Queensland young people who leave care each year. Very importantly, it is a time set aside for us to listen to these young people as they themselves tell us what they need to support them in their journeys to independence as young adults. Click here to read more |
AASW Conference was fantastic but where were the child protection workers?
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Congratulations to the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) for conducting a well-organised, entertaining and highly informative Biennial Conference. Held in Townsville from 4th to 6th November, the Conference was incredibly well-attended and featured a range of high calibre keynote and session speakers. Click here to read more |