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SUMMARY:Infoxchange - Using AI Ethically and Responsibly July 2026
DESCRIPTION:This session will walk through six core principles for using AI responsibly in a not-for-profit context. It will cover accountability\, bias\, risk\, transparency\, reliability and control. It’s designed for NFP staff and leaders who are already curious about AI but want a clear framework for using it safely. You’ll explore real-world case studies\, learn how to classify AI tasks by risk level and leave with a practical checklist you can act on the very next day. \nThis webinar covers topics including: \n\nIdentify the six core principles of responsible AI use and apply them to your organisation’s context.\nRecognise the risks of AI – including bias\, hallucinations and data privacy – and know how to manage them in a not-for-profit setting.\nApply a practical checklist of immediate actions to build responsible AI governance in your organisation.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/infoxchange-using-ai-ethically-and-responsibly-july-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260716T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260716T150000
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SUMMARY:Infoxchange - Stop Doing It Manually: Automation and AI for NFPs
DESCRIPTION:Repetitive tasks eat up hours that NFPs can’t afford to waste. This session introduces practical automation tools and AI-powered workflows that any NFP can put to use\, no coding required. We’ll walk through real examples of how organisations are automating data entry\, communications and reporting\, and show you how to get started with tools you may already have access to. Leave with a clear picture of where automation can make the biggest difference in your work. \nThis webinar covers topics including: \n\nIdentify repetitive tasks in your day-to-day work that are strong candidates for automation.\nUnderstand the key differences between AI and automation\, and how they work together to save time.\nApply at least one automation or AI tool to a real task in your organisation.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/infoxchange-stop-doing-it-manually-automation-and-ai-for-nfps/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260709T061500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260709T090000
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SUMMARY:Queensland Budget Breakfast 2026
DESCRIPTION:Do you want to understand what the 2026-27 Queensland Budget means for the social service sector? Join QCOSS on Thursday 9 July for the annual Queensland Budget Breakfast\, featuring the Honourable David Janetzki MP\, Queensland Treasurer\, and Minister for Energy and Minister for Home Ownership. This is a unique opportunity to come together as a sector to hear directly from the Treasurer as he unpacks what this year’s Queensland budget means for our sector. \nDate:\nThursday\, 9 July 2026 \nTime:\nNetworking and coffee: from 6:15am\nMain event: 7:00am to 8:45am \nVenue:\nThe Greek Club\n29 Edmondstone St\nSouth Brisbane QLD 4101 \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/queensland-budget-breakfast-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260707T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260707T160000
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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-4/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260705
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260713
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
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SUMMARY:NAIDOC Week 2026 - 50 Years of Deadly
DESCRIPTION:National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year to celebrate and recognise the history\, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest\, continuous living cultures on earth. You can support and get to know your local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities through activities and events held across the country.
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/naidoc-week-2026-50-years-of-deadly/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260625T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260625T150000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260611T022444Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T022755Z
UID:18343-1782396000-1782399600@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:Infoxchange - AI Priorities 2026: What Leaders Need to Know
DESCRIPTION:Many NFP staff are already using ChatGPT\, Claude and other AI tools without policies\, training or oversight\, and that creates real exposure around privacy\, client data and board accountability. This session walks leaders through six practical governance steps from the National Artificial Intelligence Centre\, using a relatable case study to show how any NFP can move from ad hoc AI use to a structured\, mission-aligned approach. You don’t need a Chief AI Officer or a big budget. You just need a place to start. \nThis webinar covers topics including: \n\nIdentify the risks of ungoverned AI use in your organisation\, including privacy\, data and reputational exposure.\nApply the six NAIC practices to build a practical AI governance framework suited to your NFP.\nDefine success metrics and accountability structures that align AI use with your mission and protect client data.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/infoxchange-ai-priorities-2026-what-leaders-need-to-know/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260625T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260625T140000
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SUMMARY:AIFS - Strengthening support for LGBTQ+ young people with disability
DESCRIPTION:As a minority within a minority\, LGBTQ+ young people (9 to 24 years) with disability can face significant challenges due to societal marginalisation and discrimination. Not only do LGBTQ+ young people with disability experience significantly higher rates of harassment\, poorer mental health outcomes and increased suicide risk than both LGBTQ+ people without disability and the general population\, but they also face unique barriers in accessing safe and affirming care. \nDrawing on lived experience\, practitioner knowledge and research\, this free webinar from AIFS will explore how service providers can better support young people with this intersecting identity. \nThis webinar will give you: \n\nan introduction to intersectionality theory and how this framework can be applied in practice to help understand the experiences of LGBTQ+ young people with disability\na better understanding of the factors that influence a young person’s exploration of their identity as an LGBTQ+ person with disability and the impact this can have on their mental health and wellbeing\npractical tips on how you can better support LGBTQ+ young people with disability.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/aifs-strengthening-support-for-lgbtq-young-people-with-disability/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260625T123000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260625T133000
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SUMMARY:La Trobe University - Infant and child-led therapeutic approaches following family violence
DESCRIPTION:The session will draw on the article The impact of using an infant and child-led therapeutic approach in providing in situ consultations and transferable learnings to key workers working with families identified as at risk: A retrospective Australian study by Wendy Bunston\, Maureen Long\, Margarita Frederico\, Samantha Ware and Ania O’Brien. Read the article here. \nIn this webinar\, the research team will present a case study illustrating the child-led therapeutic approach and reflect on the implications for practitioners and services working with families. The session will also consider how the model supports learning transfer to frontline workers and why child-centred\, relationship-based practice matters in everyday service contexts. \nCore practice message: You do not need to be a therapist to work therapeutically.\nFrontline workers can bring a powerful infant‑ and child‑led lens into everyday interactions by slowing down\, observing\, wondering\, and keeping the child’s perspective central—with or without a specialist present. \nAn infant‑ and child‑led approach complements (rather than replaces) safety\, case planning and statutory responsibilities. The approach: \n\nTreats infants and children as subjects with agency\, not just dependents.\nActively invites their presence into conversations—in the room and “in all participants’ minds”.\nUses behaviour\, play\, movement and emotion as communication.\nPositions children as powerful motivators for hope and change within families.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/la-trobe-university-infant-and-child-led-therapeutic-approaches-following-family-violence/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260624T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260624T150000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260611T021214Z
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UID:18342-1782309600-1782313200@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:Infoxchange - AI That Actually Works: Building Reliable Systems for Your NFP
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re using a chatbot or something more sophisticated\, the same fundamentals determine whether AI succeeds or fails. This session walks through three key principles in plain language: evals\, tracing and context. You will use live demos and real-world NFP examples throughout\, so no technical background is needed. You’ll leave knowing how to set AI up so it works in your team’s hands\, and what to check when it doesn’t. \nThis webinar covers topics including: \n\nUnderstand what evals\, tracing and context mean in practice\, and why they determine whether AI succeeds or fails.\nIdentify the most common reasons AI systems underperform in real-world team settings.\nApply a simple framework to assess and improve the reliability of AI tools already in use at your organisation.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/infoxchange-ai-that-actually-works-building-reliable-systems-for-your-nfp/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260622T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260622T160000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
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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-2/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260620
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
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SUMMARY:The Australian Women's Leadership Symposium 2026
DESCRIPTION:A one-day leadership experience combining authentic leadership stories\, gender equity insights\, skill-building and purposeful networking. \nReal Stories. Applied Leadership. Meaningful Connections. \n\nWelcome to the Brisbane Symposium\, a space to learn\, reflect\, and connect through honest leadership experiences and practical development. Designed for leaders at all stages\, the Symposium is grounded in the challenges leaders are navigating today and offers practical insight you can take back to work. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/the-australian-womens-leadership-symposium-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260617T141500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260617T151500
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T022953Z
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SUMMARY:Infoxchange - Using AI to Make Sense of Your Data
DESCRIPTION:This practical session takes you inside how AI works with your organisation’s data. You’ll see live examples of well-structured versus messy data and the dramatically different outputs they produce\, then learn simple frameworks to check whether AI-generated insights are actually correct. We’ll also cover the ethical boundaries every NFP should have around data and AI\, including how to handle PII\, consent and bias. You’ll leave with a practical toolkit to start applying AI to your data work straight away. \nThis webinar covers topics including: \n\nExplain why data quality and structure matter\, and how they affect AI output.\nApply simple evaluation frameworks to assess whether AI-generated insights are accurate and trustworthy.\nIdentify the ethical considerations around using organisational data with AI\, including PII\, consent\, bias and policy boundaries.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/infoxchange-using-ai-to-make-sense-of-your-data/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260617T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260617T134500
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SUMMARY:AIFS - Setting the scene for implementing Monitoring\, Evaluation and Learning (MEL)
DESCRIPTION:This is the final webinar in a 3-part series exploring approaches to collecting and using evidence in the context of Australian child and family services. \nMonitoring\, evaluation and learning (MEL) is a coordinated and purposeful approach to generate evidence about a program or service to understand what is working\, for whom and why. But moving from designing a MEL approach to embedding it in your everyday service delivery can be complex and requires careful planning. \nThis webinar introduces the concept of MEL and explores the processes\, systems and practices that support effective implementation. It draws on practice experience and implementation science to discuss a range of practical strategies for how to embed MEL in everyday service delivery. \nThis free webinar will give you: \n\ninsight into what effective MEL implementation involves and why it matters\npractical strategies to support MEL implementation within your organisation\npractical strategies that support learning and adaptation.\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/aifs-setting-the-scene-for-implementing-monitoring-evaluation-and-learning-mel/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260615T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260615T141500
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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-4/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260622
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260611T030818Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T030818Z
UID:18363-1781481600-1782086399@peakcare.org.au
SUMMARY:Men's Health Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:Men’s Health Week is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on men’s health and to talk about how they can live happier\, healthier lives\, and when men and boys are encouraged to focus on improving health outcomes for themselves and those around them.
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/mens-health-week-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260614
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260621
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T030616Z
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SUMMARY:Refugee Week 2026 - A Million Stories
DESCRIPTION:One million refugees have been welcomed by Australia since World War II. Refugee Week 2026 is a moment to reflect on that milestone and to celebrate the million stories behind it.
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/refugee-week-2026-a-million-stories/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260609
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260613
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260128T021955Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260216T071842Z
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SUMMARY:6th National Indigenous Empowerment Summit 2026
DESCRIPTION:Breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for sustainable pathways to self-determination \n9 – 12 June 2026 | Pullman King George Square\, Brisbane \n\nThis national event brings together Indigenous leaders\, educators\, employers\, policy makers and economic development practitioners to advance culturally grounded pathways across education\, employment and economic development. \nThe 2026 programme will feature three focused learning streams\, Indigenous-led case studies and practical discussions exploring how to strengthen student engagement\, expand culturally safe employment pathways and unlock sustainable economic opportunity for First Nations communities. \nAcross one powerful event\, you will gain access to three dedicated streams with a single ticket: \n\nIndigenous Education: Strengthening engagement and outcomes through culturally responsive\, whole-school approaches\nIndigenous Employment: Expanding career pathways through culturally safe workplaces and community-led employment models\nIndigenous Economic Development: Driving Indigenous-led enterprise\, investment and economic opportunity\n\nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/6th-national-indigenous-empowerment-summit-2026/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260608T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260608T114500
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260515T011917Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T012012Z
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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-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260603T113000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260603T123000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260519T040419Z
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SUMMARY:ACU\, QFCC and PeakCare - Early project findings for the child welfare and mental health sectors
DESCRIPTION:Queensland’s mental health and child welfare systems were not well designed for the trauma‑driven\, transdiagnostic and chronic presentations that maltreated children experience resulting in many young people falling through wide systemic gaps. \nThat’s why PeakCare and The Queensland Child and Family Commission\, with the Institute of Child Protection Studies (ACU) are developing A Youth Mental Health Framework for Maltreatment Healing; a multi‑sectoral framework that defines the system conditions required for effective early mental health intervention for young people affected by trauma. \nJoin our upcoming webinar to explore: \n\nWhy early mental health responses for maltreated young people demand a different system design to current practice\n\n\nWhat our national survey is revealing about system-level resources and conditions practitioners say are essential for maltreated children\n\n\nThe emerging elements of our multi‑sectoral framework built specifically for maltreatment‑related mental health needs\, and\n\n\nHow leaders and decision‑makers can shape the next phase of this work\n\nRegister now
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/acu-qfcc-and-peakcare-early-project-findings-for-the-child-welfare-and-mental-health-sectors/
CATEGORIES:PeakCare Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260602T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260602T120000
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SUMMARY:UQ Poche Centre: National Reconciliation Week 2026 Seminar
DESCRIPTION:As part of National Reconciliation Week the UQ Poche Centre for Indigenous Health is hosting a seminar featuring some of Australia’s most respected leaders in reconciliation and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights: Professor Jackie Huggins AM FAHA\, Professor Tom Calma AO\, and moderator\, The Honourable Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO. \nThis year’s National Reconciliation Week theme\, All In\, calls on all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation\, not only during this week but every day. It is a time to deepen our understanding of shared histories\, cultures and achievements\, and to reflect on the role each of us plays in shaping a more just and equitable future. \nThis event offers an important opportunity to listen\, learn and be inspired\, because reconciliation is not a spectator endeavour; it requires all of us to step forward\, engage and act. \nFind out more and register
URL:https://peakcare.org.au/event/uq-poche-centre-national-reconciliation-week-2026-seminar/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260602T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260602T160000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260226T002344Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260226T002344Z
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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-2/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260529T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260529T151500
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260515T011623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T012123Z
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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
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260528T200000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260501T055758Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260501T055758Z
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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
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260528T163000
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260525T032836Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260525T032959Z
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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:20260619T174511
CREATED:20251217T223733Z
LAST-MODIFIED: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
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260430T072115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T012521Z
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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:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260430T072516Z
LAST-MODIFIED: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
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260430T071911Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260430T071911Z
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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
DTSTAMP:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260413T082144Z
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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:20260619T174511
CREATED:20260515T011829Z
LAST-MODIFIED: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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