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  • Support for Universal Early Childhood Education and Care System

    Support for Universal Early Childhood Education and Care System

    26 Jun 2024

    • Children
  • Family Violence and Sexual Assault Sectors Recruitment Campaign

    Family Violence and Sexual Assault Sectors Recruitment Campaign

    20 Jun 2024

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  • Campaign to end child poverty

    Campaign to end child poverty

    18 Apr 2024

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  • National Child Protection Week: Protecting children is everybody’s business

    National Child Protection Week: Protecting children is everybody’s business

    04 Sep 2016

      This week is National Child Protection Week, an important opportunity to reflect on the things we can do to…

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  • Fostering Connections

    Fostering Connections

    21 Jan 2016

      Media Release 22 January 2016 Victorian foster care agencies unite to address shortage of foster carers

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    2015 Robin Clark Award Winners

    02 Jun 2015

      2015 Robin Clark Protecting Children Award Finalists and Recipients

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  • Our community counts – Sunday 6 July 2014

    Our community counts – Sunday 6 July 2014

    01 Jul 2014

    www.ourcommunitycounts.com facebook

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  • Foster Care Network

    Foster Care Network

    06 Nov 2013

    In September the Centre relaunched the Foster Care Network to address a range of issues impacting our sector’s capacity to…

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