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Nominations open for 2025 Queensland children’s week awards

Fiona Alston

May 01, 2025

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2025 Children’s Week Awards are now open for nominations, shining a spotlight on the extraordinary individuals and organisations across Queensland who champion the rights and wellbeing of children.

The annual award honours those who go above and beyond to create safe, nurturing, and inspiring environments for children and young people.

Whether through grassroots advocacy, community-based programs, or sector-wide leadership, nominees are recognised for their outstanding commitment to making a positive and lasting difference.

From life-changing initiatives to tireless advocacy efforts, the awards celebrate the passion, dedication, and impact of those helping to shape a brighter future for Queensland’s youngest citizens.

Award winners will be announced on Tuesday, 21 October 2025 at the official Children’s Week Launch and Awards Celebration

For more information and to nominate, visit.

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