This summer AIFS will continue on-demand webinars with a Summer Series. The series will feature 3 webinars that will be available from 17 December 2025 until 21 January 2026. Experience the full webinar, including the extended Q&A, at your convenience. Keep an eye on your inbox for the program and registration information.
The Commission advises their office will be closed from 25 December 2025 to 4 January 2026. You can still make a submission at any time. Visit the website to see the different ways you can make a submission, or to contact the Commission with any other questions.
This free introductory webinar will help you understand the legal basics of setting up and getting started. We’ll take you through how to decide which legal structure is best for you, whether you should incorporate, and how to set up and register your organisation. We'll cover: Key steps when starting out The pros and cons […]
Children and their families engage with a range of workforces and systems every day, with many playing a role in supporting children’s mental health and wellbeing. While access to specialist care is important, there are great benefits to expanding opportunities to reach children and families earlier in their journey and to respond to concerns in […]
Exploring the future of youth mental health through connection, inclusion and innovation The 2026 Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference (CAMH26) brings together a diverse network of professionals and advocates dedicated to the wellbeing of children, teens, families and communities. This is your space to learn, share and connect with educators, clinicians, youth workers, researchers, […]
Neurodivergence in Focus: Beyond Labels to Lived Experience - bringing together presenters who are actively rethinking how we listen, support and respond to autistic and neurodivergent children and young people.
This two-day conference brings together those working closest to children and young people to reflect honestly on where systems are falling short and what practical steps are needed to create safer environments across every setting. The focus is on real progress that strengthens trust, consistency, and responsibility in everyday practice. Hear directly from young people, […]
Covering the A to Z of addiction, AddictionZ 2026 returns with a bold and inclusive program designed to unite the sector, challenge current models, and explore new pathways forward.
The 18th biennial AIFS Conference will bring together government, practitioners and key researchers to explore how policies, programs and systems need to evolve so that families – in all their diversity – can flourish in a rapidly changing world. As Australia’s leading national event on family wellbeing, the conference showcases the latest evidence and ideas […]
The IWC26 Conference will be a day to remember.
