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In the Vault: Prevalence of ICE in families where a child was admitted to ongoing intervention

The latest deposit to PeakCare’s Ice Bank is updated information in the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services study about the prevalence of methamphetamine use amongst parents whose children were made subject to a child protection order or intervention with parental agreement. In the twelve months to December 2016, 75 percent of these children had a parent with a current or previous drug and/or alcohol problem. Read more here, and stay tuned for next week when Ice Bank will be officially open for withdrawals!

 

Cityscape highlights by 54 Reasons (Save the Children) in support of 20 years of Anti-Poverty Week

Thank you to 54 Reasons (Save the Children) who, with the support of the Brisbane City Council have made sure…

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Anti-Poverty Week 2022 “Is Australia the lucky country for all?” panel discussion photo gallery

Anti-Poverty Week 2022 “Is Australia the lucky country for all?” panel discussion photo gallery Panel members Cath Bartolo AM, Sharon…

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The face of winter 2022 – don’t hate, vaccinate!

It increasingly seems that few of us are being spared from wearing the face of Winter 2022. Bouts of COVID…

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PeakCare supports a First Nations Voice to Parliament

  PeakCare Queensland proudly supports a First Nations Voice to Parliament. View the announcement here.

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Registrations closing soon for Evidence Based Decision Making Masterclass

Ticket sales for Evidence-Based Decision Making, a low-cost Masterclass co-hosted by PeakCare and OzChild are closing this Wednesday, 27th September. Sector…

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Congratulations to QCPW 2023 Awards recipients

PeakCare warmly congratulates recipients of the 2023 QCPW Awards, welcomes a new CEO, invites organisational leaders to a new masterclass,…

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