Bringing the elements together: launching the Child and Family Hubs Framework

Dec 03, 2024 - Dec 03, 2024

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Bringing the elements together: launching the Child and Family Hubs Framework

Dec 3 2024

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Join the National Child and Family Hubs Network (Network) and ARACY for a webinar to launch the Child and Family Hubs Framework.

Child and Family Hubs take an integrated approach to supporting children’s wellbeing and strengthening family resilience. Thriving Queensland Kids Partnership have developed the Child and Family Hubs Framework to guide the design and implementation of Hubs in Queensland settings, with the potential for broader application.

This webinar is for researchers, policymakers, service providers, advocates and people engaging with or interested in Child and Family Hubs.

Date: Tuesday 3 DecemberTime: 12:30pm–1:30pm AEDTCost: Free

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