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  • Culture, Connection and Community – Wise Practice in Supporting Aboriginal Children in Residential Care (RCLDS)

    Culture, Connection and Community – Wise Practice in Supporting Aboriginal Children in Residential Care (RCLDS)

    15 Apr 2026

    This training is co-designed and delivered by The Centre’s RCLDS team and VACCA to support the cultural needs of Aboriginal…

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    Nation-leading Victorian reforms strengthen safety, stability and support for children in care 

    06 Mar 2026

    • Media Releases
  • Elevating lived experience in child and family systems 

    Elevating lived experience in child and family systems 

    21 Jan 2026

    • Children Australia
  • Culture, Connection and Community – Wise Practice in Supporting Aboriginal Children in Residential Care.

    Culture, Connection and Community – Wise Practice in Supporting Aboriginal Children in Residential Care.

    16 Dec 2025

    This training is co-designed and delivered by The Centre’s RCLDS team and VACCA to support the cultural needs of Aboriginal…

  • Have your say on the Families and Children Activity reform

    Have your say on the Families and Children Activity reform

    20 Nov 2025

    • News
  • Australian children increasingly affected by poverty

    Australian children increasingly affected by poverty

    13 Oct 2025

    • News
  • Victorian Government announces free book packs for 2026 Prep Students

    Victorian Government announces free book packs for 2026 Prep Students

    22 Sep 2025

    • News
  • Culture, Connection and Community – Wise Practice in Supporting Aboriginal Children in Residential Care.

    Culture, Connection and Community – Wise Practice in Supporting Aboriginal Children in Residential Care.

    25 Aug 2025

    This training is co-designed and delivered by The Centre’s RCLDS team and VACCA to support the cultural needs of Aboriginal…

  • Closing the Gap report reveals slow progress

    Closing the Gap report reveals slow progress

    31 Jul 2025

    • News
  • Bullying No Way Week

    Bullying No Way Week

    16 Jul 2025

    Bullying No Way Week is about creating awareness in schools around bullying harms, behaviours, and prevention strategies. 

  • National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day

    National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day

    16 Jul 2025

    National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day is coming up on Monday, August 4, celebrating First Nations children.

  • Corporate parenting: Is it a viable pathway for children and young people in Victoria’s out-of-home care system?

    Corporate parenting: Is it a viable pathway for children and young people in Victoria’s out-of-home care system?

    19 May 2025

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