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SUMMARY:QFCC - Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme
DESCRIPTION:Around 10\,000 organisations in Queensland that care for\, supervise or exercise authority over children are required to comply with the Reportable Conduct Scheme from 1 July 2026. \nThe scheme requires organisations to report and investigate allegations of child abuse and misconduct by their workers\, and is an important way we can create a culture where children\, parents\, carers and workers feel confident to raise concerns about harm to children. \nWith the scheme commencing on 1 July 2026\, organisations that need to comply should be preparing now. \nIn this free webinar\, QFCC’s Child Safe Organisations team will walk you through Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme and what it means for businesses and organisations that need to comply. \nThe webinar will cover:\n✔ The types of conduct that are reportable under the scheme\n✔ Who reports can be about\n✔ The systems your organisation will need in place from 1 July\n✔ What happens at each stage of a matter—including reporting\, investigations\, and risk management. \nVisit QFCC’s website to for more information on Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme\, to find out if you need to comply or to access resources on implementing the scheme in your organisation. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/qfcc-queenslands-reportable-conduct-scheme/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260528T173000
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SUMMARY:CPPAQ - Inside the Inquiry: The Work Behind Queensland’s Child Safety Inquiry
DESCRIPTION:CPPAQ is bringing together Commission representatives to talk through how the Commission operated – its mandate\, its methodology\, and how it approached engagement with the child protection sector throughout the process. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/cppaq-inside-the-inquiry-the-work-behind-queenslands-child-safety-inquiry/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260528T120000
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SUMMARY:All In\, YFS\, Transit Care - Logan Reconciliation Event
DESCRIPTION:All In: Logan Reconciliation Event 2026 is a free\, inclusive\, community‑led event held on Thursday 28 May\, 12.00–4.30pm at Woodridge State High School. Delivered in partnership by Logan District Elders\, YFS Ltd and Logan City Council\, alongside ACCOs\, community partners\, schools\, businesses and local organisations\, the event brings people of all ages together to celebrate culture\, connection and reconciliation. \nThis year’s event centres youth participation and intergenerational connection\, with Woodridge State High School’s young leaders working alongside Elders and community leaders in planning and delivery. The day creates space for storytelling\, cultural expression and shared learning\, while supporting young people to step into leadership\, guided by the wisdom of Elders. \nAll In is welcoming and accessible for Elders\, families\, young people and the wider Logan community\, featuring free food\, community and service stalls\, cultural and hands‑on activities\, and plenty to keep children engaged. Event sessions run from 12.00–2.00pm for Elders \nFind out more
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/all-in-yfs-transit-care-logan-reconciliation-event/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260529
DTSTAMP:20260216T071701Z
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SUMMARY:AddictionZ Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION: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. \nAddictionZ 2026 is your national platform to come together with fellow professionals working across the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD)\, mental health\, and behavioural health sectors. \nOur theme for 2026 — Addiction Treatment in a Changing World: Whole Person\, Whole System\, From Hope to Action — reflects the urgent need to deliver integrated\, compassionate\, and evidence-informed care in the face of rising addiction rates and emerging contemporary challenges. \nAddictionZ stands apart in its scope: it brings together the A to Z of addiction topics and the full breadth of voices from across Australia\, New Zealand\, and beyond. Whether you’re on the front line or shaping policy\, this is where the important conversations happen\, with real-world takeaways to enhance your work and your impact. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/addictionz-conference-2026/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260526T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260526T183000
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SUMMARY:QAIDN - Online Roundtable: Lets talk about DFSV\, people with disability and community responses
DESCRIPTION:People with disability of all ages continue to experience violence\, neglect\, abuse\, and exploitation. This was highlighted in 2025 with the release of the Disability Royal Commission and remains a significant issue across Queensland. \nDomestic\, family\, and sexual violence (DFSV) disproportionately impacts people with disability. It also intersects with diverse identities\, including First Nations people with disability\, LGBTIQ+ people with disability\, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities. \nThis free online session brings together speakers who have been working collaboratively to develop community-led solutions to address both interpersonal and institutional violence against people with disability. It is time to make our communities\, homes\, workplaces\, and state-run institutions safer and more inclusive. \nThe session will cover: \n\nThe current context in Queensland\, including both personal and institutional relationships\nWhy disability advocates initiated a community project addressing DFSV\, in response to rapidly increasing demand for support\nCommunity-led responses\nKey issues and emerging ideas that need to be addressed\nBuilding your knowledge of your rights and how to support others to live free from violence\, abuse\, neglect\, and exploitation\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/qaidn-online-roundtable-lets-talk-about-dfsv-people-with-disability-and-community-responses/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260526T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260526T140000
DTSTAMP:20260515T012229Z
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SUMMARY:All in for Growing Deadly Brains: How science is catching up with 60 000 years of cultural wisdom
DESCRIPTION:A National Reconciliation Week Webinar \nPresented by ARACY/QKP and Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation \nSupported by the Department of Social Services \n  \nEvery child deserves a healthy start. Not just some children — all of them. And the science is clear on what that takes. \nThe first years of life are crucial for building brains. The experiences children have — the relationships\, the safety\, the connection to culture and community — shape their health and wellbeing for life. When children have what they need in those years\, they thrive. \nRight now\, too many First Nations children do not have what they need. And the cost is measured in children’s lives. \nThis Reconciliation Week\, the sector is done spectating. \nThe 2026 theme is All In. Not watching from the sidelines. Not leaving it to others. Reconciliation is not passive — and it is not solely the responsibility of First Nations people\, who have carried that weight for far too long. This is collective responsibility. \nThe Close the Gap Campaign this year calls for Community Voices as the pathway to justice\, equality and healing. This webinar is that call\, answered. \nAll In means showing up. It means funding what works. It means backing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to lead. \nJoin colleagues the day before Reconciliation Week opens — and come ready to act. \nWhat you will leave knowing: \n\nWhat brain science says every child needs to thrive – and how culture delivers it\nHow Yiliyapinya’s work is supporting stronger outcomes for children\, families and communities\nWhy children in some communities are missing out – and what we can do about it together\nWhat you can do to move this forward\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/all-in-for-growing-deadly-brains-how-science-is-catching-up-with-60-000-years-of-cultural-wisdom/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260526T120000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260526T130000
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SUMMARY:Project Paradigm - Shifting the Paradigm: The Manosphere\,  online misogyny and offline violence
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with leading experts and academics in the field\, Project Paradigm’s free webinar series enables the sharing of current research\, frontline experience\, and practical strategies to prevent\, identify\, and respond to child sexual exploitation. \nIn recent years online misogyny has become increasingly prevalent\, with members of the so-called ‘Manosphere’ – a collection of anti-feminist and misogynistic blogs\, social media channels and more – perpetrating digital harassment campaigns targeted primarily at women. This webinar will explore the complex and increasingly urgent connections between this online misogyny and real-world violence against women and children. It will examine the linkages between these patterns of violence\, and specifically how digital platforms can both reflect and amplify gender-based violence\, enabling the spread of harassment\, doxxing\, and hate speech that often also spreads to offline violence. The session will highlight patterns of online abuse\, the role of technology design in perpetuating violence\, and look at some effective strategies for prevention and accountability. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/project-paradigm-shifting-the-paradigm-the-manosphere-online-misogyny-and-offline-violence/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260522
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260523
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SUMMARY:National Child & Family Safety Leadership Summit 2026
DESCRIPTION:This Summit is part of the For-Purpose Leadership Series \nThis Summit will bring together leaders\, practitioners\, policymakers\, researchers and community voices from across Australia. This national gathering will provide space for a collective conversation on the pressing issues shaping child and family safety\, including domestic violence\, coercive control\, child protection\, and community wellbeing. \nAcross Australia\, critical work is already underway — in family and domestic violence services\, child protection\, community legal services\, housing and homelessness\, justice\, health\, education\, and First Nations’ community-controlled sectors. The Summit is an opportunity to listen across systems\, delve into on what is working\, and explore how regulation\, quality and safeguarding standards\, workforce capability can support more coordinated and effective responses to keep families safe. \nThrough six panel conversations\, participants will explore the themes of policy and law reform\, coercive control\, intersectionality\, prevention\, collaboration and recovery. Together\, these discussions will help shape a collective voice and shared understanding of how governments\, services\, and communities can align efforts to build a safer future for every child and family in Australia. \n\nConnect with leaders and practitioners from across all states and territories working in family and domestic violence\, child protection\, community legal services\, justice\, housing\, education\, and health.\nLearn from national and international experts on policy\, prevention\, coercive control\, recovery\, and system collaboration through six high-impact panel discussions.\nContribute to a shared national dialogue that values inclusion\, lived experience\, and First Nations leadership in shaping pathways toward safety and wellbeing.\nExplore how emerging technologies\, workforce strategies\, and safeguarding standards are transforming responses across sectors.\nCollaborate in shaping collective insights that will inform a shared vision for stronger\, safer communities across Australia\n\nThese conversations aim not to prescribe reform\, but to listen\, learn and connect across sectors and jurisdictions\, capturing the diversity of experience and insight that strengthens Australia’s approach to safety. \n🟦 Panel 1 — Children at the Centre: Strengthening Systems of Care and Safeguarding \nGuiding Question:\nHow can Australia’s child\, family\, health\, justice and education systems better connect to respond to the current landscape of family and domestic violence — aligning policy\, law reform and safeguarding standards so that every child is visible\, heard and safe? \n🟩 Panel 2 — First Nations Leadership and Governance: Guiding the Way Forward \nGuiding Question:\nHow can Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership\, culture and governance shape responses to family and domestic violence\, coercive control and child safety — embedding cultural authority\, community control and strong workforce pathways across the system? \n🟧 Panel 3 — Early Intervention and Perpetrator Accountability: Inclusive Pathways for Safety and Change \nGuiding Question:\nHow can justice\, health\, community and legal sectors work together to better recognise coercive control\, engage perpetrators\, and strengthen inclusive pathways for early intervention and lasting change? \n🟨 Panel 4 — Safe Homes\, Health and Economic Security: Building the Conditions for Safety and Recovery \nGuiding Question:\nHow can housing\, health and economic systems work together — through shared standards\, technology and coordinated policy — to ensure families and individuals can recover\, rebuild and thrive after experiences of violence? \n🟪 Panel 5 — Prevention\, Education and Technology: Shaping a Culture of Respect \nGuiding Question:\nHow can education\, community\, media and workplace sectors — together with lived-experience voices — use prevention programs\, respectful-relationships education and technology to drive lasting cultural change and stop violence before it starts? \n⚫ Panel 6 — One System for Safety: Collaboration\, Data and Shared Accountability \nGuiding Question:\nHow can governments\, community services\, justice\, health\, child protection and housing sectors collaborate — through shared data\, regulation\, workforce alignment and restorative pathways — to build a more connected\, accountable and healing-focused national system? \nAttend 22 May 2026 in Perth\, Western Australia or online across Australia \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/national-child-family-safety-leadership-summit-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260520T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260520T111500
DTSTAMP:20260515T012119Z
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SUMMARY:QFCC - Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme
DESCRIPTION:Around 10\,000 organisations in Queensland that care for\, supervise or exercise authority over children are required to comply with the Reportable Conduct Scheme from 1 July 2026. \nThe scheme requires organisations to report and investigate allegations of child abuse and misconduct by their workers\, and is an important way we can create a culture where children\, parents\, carers and workers feel confident to raise concerns about harm to children. \nWith the scheme commencing on 1 July 2026\, organisations that need to comply should be preparing now. \nIn this free webinar\, QFCC’s Child Safe Organisations team will walk you through Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme and what it means for businesses and organisations that need to comply. \nThe webinar will cover:\n✔ The types of conduct that are reportable under the scheme\n✔ Who reports can be about\n✔ The systems your organisation will need in place from 1 July\n✔ What happens at each stage of a matter—including reporting\, investigations\, and risk management. \nVisit QFCC’s website to for more information on Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme\, to find out if you need to comply or to access resources on implementing the scheme in your organisation. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/qfcc-queenslands-reportable-conduct-scheme-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260513T150000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260513T160000
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SUMMARY:PeakCare - Sector Voices – In Conversation: What’s Changed\, What’s Next
DESCRIPTION:PeakCare warmly invites you to an update on work undertaken in the past year on our Sector Voices Action Plan. In 2024\, PeakCare was thankful to undertake a sectorwide consultation on matters of priority for the child and family sector\, to inform our work in the coming months. \nThis session will update you on progress against the Sector Voices Action Plan 2025 and explore its ongoing relevance and priorities for 2026 and beyond. \nAims: \n\nIdentify how Sector Voices informed Commission of Inquiry into Child Safety (COI) submissions\nShare how Sector Voices informed meetings and discussions with Senior Department Officers\nClarify the work of Preventative Peaks Alliance overlap\nValidate priorities with the child and family sector moving forwar\nFacilitate raising or challenging any priorities and if they need amending\nHear from the sector on what is important to them for their peak body to be advocating for\nReframe and reset future work from the Action Plan\n\nThis free session is designed to ensure your voices are captured and to inform our future work – we look forward to speaking with you! \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/peakcare-sector-voices-in-conversation-whats-changed-whats-next/
CATEGORIES:PeakCare Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
DTSTAMP:20260430T071608Z
CREATED:20260430T071608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260430T071608Z
UID:18256-1778457600-1779062399@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:National Families Week
DESCRIPTION:Every May\, thousands of people and hundreds of organisations come together for National Families Week\, Australia’s annual celebration of families. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe aim of Families Week is to celebrate the vital role families play in Australian society and reflect on their importance in teaching\, supporting and nurturing children as they grow. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe week coincides with the United Nations International Day of Families on 15 May – a day to mark the importance of families globally and promote awareness of issues relating to families. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFamilies Week is a time to celebrate with your family\, connect with your extended family and friends\, and share in the enjoyment of family activities within the wider community. \nFind out more and register or attend a local event
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/national-families-week/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260508T094500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260508T160000
DTSTAMP:20260413T083120Z
CREATED:20260413T083053Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260413T083120Z
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SUMMARY:ACF\, IFYS and PeakCare - Practical application of the Child Safe Standards for frontline staff (In-person)
DESCRIPTION:Build confidence in child safety practice – in person\, across Queensland \nThanks to the generous support of the Queensland Family and Child Commission\, the Australian Childhood Foundation (ACF) is bringing its highly regarded Embedding the Child Safe Standards training to Queensland in 2026. \nDelivered in partnership with PeakCare and IFYS\, these practical\, evidence-based in-person sessions are designed to support organisations at every stage of their child safety journey – building confidence\, capability and strong child-safe practice where it matters most: in everyday work with children and families. \nThis in-person course is designed for operational workers and frontline leaders. Participants will complete one full-day course covering the 10 Child Safe Principles and a focus on recognition and response to risks\, safe environments\, effective application of policies and procedures\, reporting obligations\, and strategies to promote children’s rights and wellbeing in everyday interactions. Frontline staff will be provided with practical ways to bring the 10 Child Safe Standards to life in their daily work. \n8th May – 9.45am to 4pm\, South Burnett CTC Enterprise Centre \n$79 per person \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/acf-ifys-and-peakcare-practical-application-of-the-child-safe-standards-for-frontline-staff-in-person-3/
CATEGORIES:PeakCare Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260507T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260507T140000
DTSTAMP:20260427T050851Z
CREATED:20260427T050631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260427T050851Z
UID:18247-1778158800-1778162400@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:QCOSS and QFCC - Understanding the Reportable Conduct Scheme in Queensland
DESCRIPTION:Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme (RCS) comes into effect soon. Join QCOSS and the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC) for an information session which will outline key obligations under the scheme and how to prepare ahead of its implementation on 1 July 2026. \nEstablished under the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024 (Qld)\, Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme (RCS) strengthens accountability and child‑safe responses to allegations of abuse and misconduct in organisations that work with children. Independent oversight is provided by the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC). \nQCOSS and the QFCC invite you to an information session on the RCS\, ahead of its implementation by 1 July 2026. The session will outline key obligations under the Scheme and support organisations to understand their responsibilities. To prepare for the webinar\, please have a read through of the Guide to Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme. \nThere will be an opportunity to submit questions to the QFCC prior to the webinar. For more details\, please refer to the confirmation email in your inbox after registering. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/qcoss-and-qfcc-understanding-the-reportable-conduct-scheme-in-queensland/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260507T094500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260507T160000
DTSTAMP:20260413T083305Z
CREATED:20260413T082948Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260413T083305Z
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SUMMARY:ACF\, IFYS and PeakCare - Practical application of the Child Safe Standards for frontline staff (In-person)
DESCRIPTION:Build confidence in child safety practice – in person\, across Queensland \nThanks to the generous support of the Queensland Family and Child Commission\, the Australian Childhood Foundation (ACF) is bringing its highly regarded Embedding the Child Safe Standards training to Queensland in 2026. \nDelivered in partnership with PeakCare and IFYS\, these practical\, evidence-based in-person sessions are designed to support organisations at every stage of their child safety journey – building confidence\, capability and strong child-safe practice where it matters most: in everyday work with children and families. \nThis in-person course is designed for operational workers and frontline leaders. Participants will complete one full-day course covering the 10 Child Safe Principles and a focus on recognition and response to risks\, safe environments\, effective application of policies and procedures\, reporting obligations\, and strategies to promote children’s rights and wellbeing in everyday interactions. Frontline staff will be provided with practical ways to bring the 10 Child Safe Standards to life in their daily work. \n7th May – 9.45am to 4pm\, South Burnett CTC Enterprise Centre \n$79 per person \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/acf-ifys-and-peakcare-practical-application-of-the-child-safe-standards-for-frontline-staff-in-person/
CATEGORIES:PeakCare Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260506T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260506T133000
DTSTAMP:20260413T082418Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260413T082418Z
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SUMMARY:AIFS - Finding the common ground: Developing a generalisable theory of change
DESCRIPTION:Presenters: Dr Genevieve Heard (Manager of Research at Relationships Australia Victoria)\, Dr Glenn Althor (Head of Research and Impact team at Relationships Australia NSW) and Stephanie Fisher (Research Fellow\, AIFS). \nThis webinar will discuss how AIFS and Relationships Australia developed a theory of change that could be generalised across the diverse men’s behaviour change programs they deliver. This webinar will give you: \n\nan understanding of how a theory of change supports program implementation and evaluation\ninsight into the process for developing a generalisable theory of change that captures common elements across varied MBCP models and contexts\nideas for how to manage some of the challenges of developing a generalisable theory of change for diverse programs\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/aifs-finding-the-common-ground-developing-a-generalisable-theory-of-change/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260506T094500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260506T160000
DTSTAMP:20260413T083158Z
CREATED:20260413T082618Z
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SUMMARY:ACF\, IFYS and PeakCare - Child Safe Standards strategic implementation for senior leaders (In-person)
DESCRIPTION:Build confidence in child safety practice – in person\, across Queensland \nThanks to the generous support of the Queensland Family and Child Commission\, the Australian Childhood Foundation (ACF) is bringing its highly regarded Embedding the Child Safe Standards training to Queensland in 2026. \nDelivered in partnership with PeakCare and IFYS\, these practical\, evidence-based in-person sessions are designed to support organisations at every stage of their child safety journey – building confidence\, capability and strong child-safe practice where it matters most: in everyday work with children and families. \n\nThis in-person course is designed for executive leaders and Senior Leadership Team. It will build governance capability\, strengthen accountability\, and provide leaders with strategic skills to embed child safety across their organisations. \nA strong focus will be placed on Child Safe Standard 1 (governance and leadership)\, equipping leaders to exercise clear responsibility for child safeguarding\, and Child Safe Standard 2 (children are safe\, informed and actively participate)\, ensuring leaders drive cultural change that empowers children and young people to have a voice. \nTopics will include risk management frameworks\, aligning policies with legislative requirements\, and leading workforce culture change. \n\n6th May – 9.45am to 4pm \nSouth Burnett CTC – The Enterprise Centre\, $79 per person \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/acf-ifys-and-peakcare-child-safe-standards-strategic-implementation-for-senior-leaders-in-person/
CATEGORIES:PeakCare Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260509
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SUMMARY:Technology for Social Justice Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Australia’s premier not-for-profit technology capability building\, upskilling\, networking and awards event\, celebrating and exploring how technology can enable leaders to amplify impact. \n Held at the state-of-the-art Telstra Customer Insight Centre in Melbourne\, the Conference presents keynotes\, presentations\, workshops and demos\, with the opportunity to network with thought leaders and inspiring professionals. \nThe event is hosted by Infoxchange\, Australia’s premier technology social enterprise providing support\, software and digital capability upskilling for more than 38\,000 not-for-profits and community services nationwide. \nThis year the event will be held over three days: \n\nDay 1: An exciting array of sessions on the main stage featuring keynotes\, fireside chats\, case studies and panel discussions\nDay 2: A carefully curated selection of practical workshops on our most requested NFP technology topics\, facilitated by our favourite subject matter experts\nDay 3: Unmissable learning and development sessions\, and tech demos for the NFP sector facilitated by our pioneering technology partners \n\nDate: 6-8 May \nVenue: Telstra Customer Insight Centre – Naarm\, Melbourne \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/technology-for-social-justice-conference-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260505T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260505T160000
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SUMMARY:Parentshop - 123 Magic and Emotion Coaching
DESCRIPTION:1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching is a one-day professional learning program designed to equip practitioners with practical\, evidence-based strategies for supporting children’s emotional regulation and managing challenging behaviour. \nThe program is grounded in two well-established principles from developmental and behavioural research: \n(1) that children can be supported to develop more adaptive and flexible responses to frustration and emotional distress\, and \n(2) that parents and carers can be taught clear\, structured\, and easy-to-apply strategies that are effective in everyday parenting contexts. \n1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching integrates behavioural limit-setting with Emotion Coaching approaches\, drawing on research demonstrating the effectiveness of consistent\, calm behavioural guidance combined with adult support for children’s emotional understanding and self-regulation. The program has been widely implemented and evaluated internationally\, with evidence indicating improvements in child behaviour\, parent confidence\, and family functioning. \nProfessional training incorporates a range of adult learning methodologies\, including role-play\, guided group discussion\, structured worksheets\, and video-based demonstrations\, to support skill acquisition and applied practice. Courses are delivered via live webinar and face-to-face formats across Australia. \nPractitioners seeking to become Certified Parent Educators are provided with additional curriculum and presentation resources to ensure program fidelity and high-quality delivery to parent audiences. Annual certification supports ongoing quality assurance and alignment with best-practice implementation standards. Certification is renewed annually ($69 in the first year; $49 in subsequent years)\, with a mandatory refresher required every five years. Annual certification is included in the cost of the refresher training. \nFind out more and register \n9am – 4pm \n$410pp \nCertification additional after training
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/parentshop-123-magic-and-emotion-coaching-1/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260422T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260422T160000
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SUMMARY:Parentshop - 123 Magic and Emotion Coaching
DESCRIPTION:1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching is a one-day professional learning program designed to equip practitioners with practical\, evidence-based strategies for supporting children’s emotional regulation and managing challenging behaviour. \nThe program is grounded in two well-established principles from developmental and behavioural research: \n(1) that children can be supported to develop more adaptive and flexible responses to frustration and emotional distress\, and \n(2) that parents and carers can be taught clear\, structured\, and easy-to-apply strategies that are effective in everyday parenting contexts. \n1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching integrates behavioural limit-setting with Emotion Coaching approaches\, drawing on research demonstrating the effectiveness of consistent\, calm behavioural guidance combined with adult support for children’s emotional understanding and self-regulation. The program has been widely implemented and evaluated internationally\, with evidence indicating improvements in child behaviour\, parent confidence\, and family functioning. \nProfessional training incorporates a range of adult learning methodologies\, including role-play\, guided group discussion\, structured worksheets\, and video-based demonstrations\, to support skill acquisition and applied practice. Courses are delivered via live webinar and face-to-face formats across Australia. \nPractitioners seeking to become Certified Parent Educators are provided with additional curriculum and presentation resources to ensure program fidelity and high-quality delivery to parent audiences. Annual certification supports ongoing quality assurance and alignment with best-practice implementation standards. Certification is renewed annually ($69 in the first year; $49 in subsequent years)\, with a mandatory refresher required every five years. Annual certification is included in the cost of the refresher training. \nFind out more and register \n9am – 4pm \n$410pp \nCertification additional after training
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/parentshop-123-magic-and-emotion-coaching/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260326T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260326T160000
DTSTAMP:20260226T001540Z
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SUMMARY:Parentshop - Engaging Adolescents
DESCRIPTION:Engaging Adolescents™ is a structured professional learning program that equips practitioners with evidence-informed strategies to support adolescents in the regulation of behaviour and emotional responses. The program focuses on strengthening relational engagement with adolescents\, enhancing parental–adolescent relationships\, and implementing effective approaches to address challenging and unacceptable behaviour. \nParticipants develop a clear understanding of their professional role in supporting adolescents and families\, with an emphasis on fostering constructive communication and reducing the escalation of conflict. The training builds practitioner confidence in guiding parents to manage adolescent behaviour in ways that promote collaboration\, emotional safety\, and respectful dialogue. \nThe one-day professional training incorporates experiential learning methodologies\, including facilitated role-play\, guided group discussion\, structured worksheets\, and video-based case examples. Upon completion\, participants are equipped to apply the program principles in clinical\, educational\, or community settings\, and to deliver the Engaging Adolescents™ program to parents across three structured sessions. The training also provides guidance on integrating the program’s core tenets into brief\, individualised one-to-one interventions. \nPractitioners may elect to pursue certification as an Engaging Adolescents™ Parent Educator. Certification includes access to comprehensive facilitator resources to support high-fidelity program delivery and maintain quality assurance standards. Certification is renewed annually ($69 for the first year and $49 for subsequent years)\, with a mandatory refresher every five years. Annual certification is included within the refresher fee. \nFind out more and register \n9.00am – 4.00pm AEDT (where daylight savings is still in force) \n$410pp \nCertification additional after training
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/parentshop-engaging-adolescents/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260324
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260326
DTSTAMP:20260216T071406Z
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SUMMARY:The Hatchery & NAPCAN - Safeguarding Children & Young People
DESCRIPTION: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\, advocates\, and sector leaders as they share what meaningful involvement looks like when children and young people are supported to speak\, contribute\, and be heard. Through lived experience\, co-design\, and guided discussions\, you’ll see how participation can shape more responsive and supportive services. Gain practical guidance to help staff respond with care when a child or young person discloses harm or feels unsafe. Sessions explore the emotional\, relational\, and systemic challenges that can prevent disclosures from being recognised or acted on\, offering clear steps towards safer\, more confident responses. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/the-hatchery-safeguarding-children-young-people/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260320T113000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260320T160000
DTSTAMP:20260223T025508Z
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SUMMARY:Change for Youth - Annual Gala Luncheon 2026
DESCRIPTION:Right now in Queensland\, more than 12\,000 children live in out-of-home care. Too many carry the weight of trauma\, disrupted education\, and a system that struggles to meet their needs. The consequences are profound – disengagement from school\, social isolation\, and\, all too often\, contact with the youth justice system. \nChange for Youth believe children who’ve experienced hardship deserve more than hope – they deserve action. That’s why our Empower Youth Program delivers one-on-one\, trauma-informed learning and wellbeing support\, and why we work closely with schools\, systems\, and carers to advocate for lasting change. The results are powerful: when a child reconnects with learning\, they begin to see possibility in themselves and in their future. These are not small wins – they are life-changing. \nIn March\, Change for Youth will host the inaugural Bloom Gala Luncheon at The Calile Hotel. More than a celebration\, it is about planting seeds of opportunity – fuelling lasting change for children and communities. With every partnership and every pledge\, together\, we grow futures. \nYour support helps young people flourish by: \n\nKeeping more young people engaged in school and family-based placements\nAdvocating for trauma-aware systems that better meet their needs\nRedirecting futures away from crisis and toward opportunity\n\nTogether\, we can create a community where every child is safe\, supported\, and set up to shine. \nGRAND BALLROOM\, THE CALILE HOTEL\n48 James Street\, Fortitude Valley\, Qld 4006 \n20TH MARCH 2026\n11.30 am to 4.00 pm \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/change-for-youth-annual-gala-luncheon-2026/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260319T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260319T123000
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UID:18181-1773912600-1773923400@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:ARACY & QKP - Resilience Scale Masterclass (webinar)
DESCRIPTION:Resilience can be defined as the ability to respond positively in the face of adversity. This 3-hour training reviews the key metaphors of the Brain Story with a focus on how the Resilience Scale Metaphor can be used as a practical tool to assess and monitor resilience in individuals. After this training\, participants will be able to use the Resilience Scale: \n\nTo explain the factors that strengthen and weaken resilience to their colleagues and patients/clients.\nAs a clinical tool to visualize their patients’ current resilience and programs and services they can access to strengthen their resilience.\nAs a system to monitor changes in the capacity for resilience over time.\nAs a self-assessment tool to assess their own capacity for resilience.\n\nDate: March 19\, 9.30am to 12.30pm \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/aracy-qkp-resilience-scale-masterclass-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260317T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260317T200000
DTSTAMP:20260216T234653Z
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UID:18165-1773772200-1773777600@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:World Social Work Day 2026 - Co-Building Hope & Harmony
DESCRIPTION:The theme for this year is ‘Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society’\, which highlights the vital role of social work in bringing people together across communities\, cultures\, and systems to shape a more inclusive and sustainable tomorrow. It is both a reminder and a challenge: that the only sustainable way forward is through cooperation\, solidarity\, and co-creation. \nThe International Federation of Social Workers says: at its heart\, social work is a profession rooted in the values of human dignity\, social justice\, and community participation. These values affirm that no society can thrive when its people are divided or excluded. The theme therefore underscores the urgent need to restore trust and to rebuild bonds of belonging\, in fractured communities. \nWorld Social Work Day 2026 webinar – ‘Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society’ \nDate: 17 March 2026 \nTime: 6:30-8:00pm AEDT (1.5 hours CPD) \nLocation: Online \nDescription: Join Dr Wilma Peters and our 2025 National Excellence Award Winners as they gather to discuss the World Social Work Day Theme for 2026 ‘Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society’. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/world-social-work-day-2026-co-building-hope-harmony/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260317T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260317T200000
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SUMMARY:ASU - NQLD Mackay World Social Work Day Celebration 2026
DESCRIPTION:Come and join other local social workers for a relaxed get‑together to celebrate World Social Work Day 2026. It’s a great chance to reconnect\, meet new people in the field\, and chat about this year’s theme: “Cobuilding Hope & Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society.” \nASU will keep things casual with light catering of shared platters\, plenty of conversation\, and a warm space to reflect on the work we do and the communities social work supports. Whether you’ve been in practice for years or you’re just starting out\, you’re welcome. \nCome along\, unwind after work\, and be part of a positive\, inspiring evening with the Mackay social work community. \n📅 Tuesday\, 17 March 2026 \n⏰ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (AEST – Mackay time) \n📍 Mackay Central Tavern\, 97 Sydney Road\, Mackay \nCPD-eligible. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/asu-nqld-mackay-world-social-work-day-celebration-2026/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260317T133000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260317T150000
DTSTAMP:20260312T015535Z
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SUMMARY:World Social Work Day @ UQ 2026
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to celebrate World Social Work Day in person at UQ! It’s the perfect chance to connect\, learn\, and share with fellow social workers and enthusiasts. Whether you’re passionate about making a difference or just curious\, this event is packed with inspiration and good vibes. Don’t miss out on a day full of meaningful conversations and fun! \nFind out more and attend
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/world-social-work-day-uq-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20260317T070000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20260317T090000
DTSTAMP:20260216T235209Z
CREATED:20260216T235209Z
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UID:18167-1773730800-1773738000@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:ASU - World Social Work Day 2026 South Australia Breakfast Event
DESCRIPTION:SA Branch World Social Work Day Breakfast \nDate: 17 March 2025 \nTime: 7:00-9:00am ACST \nLocation: U City\, 43 Franklin Street\, Adelaide – Function Room \nDescription: Join the SA Branch for a special World Social Work Day Breakfast celebrating connection\, community\, and this year’s theme\, Co-Building Hope and Harmony. \nASU is honoured to welcome Susan Dixon\, a proud Kaurna and Narungga woman deeply connected to her communities\, who will provide the Welcome to Country and reflect on this year’s World Social Work Day theme. Susan brings more than four decades of voluntary service across Aboriginal boards\, organisations\, and community sectors\, and is widely recognised for her advocacy for social justice\, equity\, and accessibility. Her many contributions include receiving the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award from the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and contributing cultural leadership to the Kaurna centre of excellence\, Yitpi Yartapuultiku. \nCome together with fellow social workers to share breakfast\, connection\, and inspiration as we celebrate the impact of our profession and the strength of community. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/asu-world-social-work-day-2026-south-australia-breakfast-event/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260316
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260319
DTSTAMP:20260217T000035Z
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SUMMARY:2026 Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference
DESCRIPTION:Exploring the future of youth mental health through connection\, inclusion and innovation \nThe 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. \nThis is your space to learn\, share and connect with educators\, clinicians\, youth workers\, researchers\, policy leaders and people with lived experience from across Australia and beyond. \nThrough practical sessions and honest conversations\, CAMH26 will explore how we can better support mental health\, identity\, and belonging for children and adolescents in a rapidly changing world. From creating safer spaces to strengthening resilience and connection\, the conference will spotlight real solutions for the challenges facing young people today. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/2026-child-adolescent-mental-health-conference/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260305T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260305T134500
DTSTAMP:20260217T025833Z
CREATED:20260217T025733Z
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SUMMARY:Centre for Social Impact - Short Course for NFP Board Directors Scholarships Information Session
DESCRIPTION:Are you a board director of a registered charity looking to lift your governance practice and strengthen your organisation’s impact? \nSuccessful scholarship recipients will secure a place in one of six virtual short courses this year\, joining a cohort of purpose-driven board directors committed to elevating governance practice across the charitable sector. \nThis world-class\, highly-accessible course combines flexible self-paced learning\, alongside live sessions facilitated by leading social purpose experts. This free webinar will walk you through the opportunity and show how impact-led governance can strengthen your confidence\, decision-making and contribution as a board director.  \nIn this webinar\, you’ll learn: \n\nWhat the Governance for Social Impact virtual program covers and how it helps boards move beyond compliance to lead impact-driven governance\nHow the course works in a fully online\, highly accessible format (self-paced modules + four live 90minute sessions over a 4-week period)\nWho the 108 scholarships are for\, and the key eligibility criteria\nExactly how to apply for a scholarship and key dates you need to know\n\nThe webinar will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from Governance for Social Impact alumni and ask questions about how the course has shaped their leadership practice. \nThu\, 5 Mar\, 1pm – 1:45pm AEST \nFind out more and register \n 
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/centre-for-social-impact-short-course-for-nfp-board-directors-scholarships-information-session/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260304T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260305T163000
DTSTAMP:20260223T002923Z
CREATED:20260223T002923Z
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SUMMARY:Project Paradigm - Training on understanding and preventing child sexual exploitation (Level 2\, 3)
DESCRIPTION:This training enables professionals and agencies involved with children and young people to gain a greater understanding of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). It explores the sophisticated models of recruitment (‘grooming’) used to sexually exploit young people as well as teaching skills in assessment and intervention with the aim of protecting young people and preventing CSE within communities. \nLevel 2 – Understanding & Preventing Child Sexual Exploitation \nDates: 9am-4.30pm\, Wednesday 4th March 2026 Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete registration. \nLocation: QATSICPP\, 19 Corporate Drive\, Cannon Hill Q 4170. \nCatering provided \nThis workshop looks at the current body of research in both an Australian and overseas context and covers the following key elements: \n\nDefinitions and exploration of processes of control used in CSE.\nCommon risk indicators found to be present in cases of CSE.\nExamining stereotypes and the use of language when responding to CSE.\nThe impact of sexual exploitation and the needs of young people when considering intervention.\nHow to risk assess specific cases to enable an informed approach to intervention.\n\nLevel 3 – Practical Challenges of Child Sexual Exploitation** \nDates: 9am-4.30pm\, Thursday 5th March 2026 Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete registration. \nLocation: QATSICPP\, 19 Corporate Drive\, Cannon Hill Q 4170. Catering provided \nThis workshop aims to support professionals and agencies involved with children and young people to gain a greater depth in knowledge and understanding of CSE and will cover the following key elements: \n\nDiscuss challenges and barriers to engaging with young people resistant to change.\nUnderstand how to better support young people with additional needs.\nDevelop an understanding of the potential for victims to become perpetrators\, and potential ways to work with them.\nSuggestions and tips for dealing with disclosures of CSE.\nPotential resources and techniques for problem solving.\n\n**In order to undertake Level 3 Training participants need to have completed the Level 2 training beforehand. \n\nDate: 4 March 2026 – 5 March 2026 – 09:00:00 to 16:30:00\n\nRegion: Brisbane\nOrganiser: Project Paradigm – IFYS\nPricing: $600 for both days\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/project-paradigm-training-on-understanding-and-preventing-child-sexual-exploitation-level-2-3/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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