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Queensland Family and Child Commission implements improved Child Death Register

Queensland Family and Child Commission implements improved Child Death Register

The Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) announced today that they h
8,000 young Queenslanders speak out on hopes, dreams, and future

8,000 young Queenslanders speak out on hopes, dreams, and future

‘Optimistic, resilient, proud and respectful’ are some of the words used by y
Counting lives, changing patterns

Counting lives, changing patterns

The Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) Counting lives, ch
Report calls for a new approach to tackling youth crime

Report calls for a new approach to tackling youth crime

Reducing youth crime in Queensland will only happen with change across  
What’s it like growing up LGBTQIA in Queensland?

What’s it like growing up LGBTQIA in Queensland?

The Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) recently released the Voice
What has changed since Wear It Purple Day started?

What has changed since Wear It Purple Day started?

The stories of real teenagers and real heartache were the reason Wear It Purp