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Funding open for young people with a care experience

The Department of Education and Training has established the What’s Next OOHC fund to support young people aged 15-21 with a care experience in Queensland who are no longer attending school, to access vocational education and training at little or no cost. Young people aged 15-21 who are currently or have previously been in OOHC in Queensland are eligible to apply now. Applications from young people aged 22-24 will also be considered case-by-case. View the flyer and the factsheet for more information on eligibility and details on how to apply.

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Candidate Booklet for PeakCare Board Elections 2024

Becoming a member of PeakCare’s Board of Governance presents an exciting opportunity to contribute to the ongoing transformation and enhancement…

Read More

Call for nominations to join PeakCare’s Board

For over 40 years, PeakCare has been a strong and trusted advocate for children, young people, and families across Queensland….

Read More

Invitation to a special conversation on enhancing national recognition for kinship care

Dear colleagues I am pleased to share with you today that some further spots have become available for a special PeakCare…

Read More