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In this article we explore The Home Stretch campaign, which influenced the Queensland Government to increase the age that a young person in care... 

It’s important for First Nations Children in out of home care to maintain contact with their families and cultural community. This is essential for... 

What is a Blue Card?  The Blue Card system is the Queensland Government’s working with children check. Children have the right to be safe... 

At Anglicare Southern Queensland, we’re committed to supporting Reconciliation for First Nations children in care. National Reconciliation Week is held annually between 27 May... 

Today we celebrate International Nurses Day and highlight the work of one special nurse, Jean-Pierre. Recently, Jean-Pierre was a finalist for the Inclusion Award... 

It can take months or even years to decide to foster and everyone’s journey is unique. Here's what that might look like for you:

Starting school is an exciting time, but there’s lots to consider. In Queensland, children don’t have to start prep in the year they turn... 

How much do foster carers get paid in Queensland? This is an important question to ask yourself if you're considering foster care.

All children in foster care are unique. There are numerous types of foster care. Some may be more suitable for you and your family... 

If you’re hoping to become of the First Nations staff members at Anglicare’s Homelessness Service, Women and Families (HSWF), don’t expect a stiff, traditional... 

Anglicare’s Nerang Children and Families team facilitate cultural learning exercises called ‘Culture Time’.   During Culture Time, our Cultural Facilitators deliver a presentation to our... 

When the Jarjums Connect Group launched in early 2020, they never thought they’d be appearing on national television within six months.  Jarjums was a...