How we talk about hubs matters – join us for the Queensland Hubs – Learning Exchange on 3 September
How we talk about hubs matters 💬 Queensland Hubs – Learning Exchange #2 is coming up on Thursday 3 September, 11.30am–1pm. In this interactive session, we’ll explore the science of framing and mindsets and what it means for those of us working in or with hubs. The session will be hosted by QKP’s Sophie Morson, […]
Our Partnership Survey 2026 is now open for your feedback
Our annual Partnership Survey is now open! We’d love to hear from you. Whether you’ve been closely involved in our work, attended a few events, or simply followed our news, every perspective helps us learn and improve. Your feedback will help us strengthen our collective efforts to create the conditions children and families need to thrive. Takes just 5–10 minutes. […]
Check out the Growing Deadly Brains® resources
Growing Deadly Brains® is officially live! Yiliyapinya’s free resources are now live for everyone – a collection of videos and factsheets that bring together cultural knowledge and brain science, made for families, caregivers, educators and the practitioners who walk alongside them. 🎥 A series of short videos + factsheets covering: Brain Health – What brain […]
Join us for a free Resilience Scale Masterclass on 18 August
Sharing the Resilience Scale as a simple, shared way to think and talk about resilience, is an important part of our work at Queensland Kids Partnership. The Resilience Scale reminds us that resilience isn’t something children simply have or don’t have. It’s shaped by what surrounds them – and it’s something we can all help […]
Join our Queensland Hubs – Learning Exchange
When we support the capability of child and family hubs, we create stronger opportunities for children and families to thrive. That’s why we’re excited to launch the 𝗤𝘂𝗲𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗛𝘂𝗯𝘀 – 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗘𝘅𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 as a new monthly online learning series! Over the next 12 months, we’ll bring people working in, and alongside, child and family hubs […]
Making Thriving Kids work for Queensland: why regional partnerships matter
The Thriving Kids initiative – a deal between the Australian and State and Territory Governments – is an opportunity for governments, families, communities and services to work together so that babies, toddlers and young children with developmental delays or autism and their caregivers can access support early and easily. The WAY that Thriving Kids is […]
Applications now open to join the QKP Change Facilitator Learning Experience
Creating the conditions for children and young people to thrive takes people who are willing to learn together, strengthen relationships and support change from within their communities. Applications are now open for the QKP Change Facilitator Learning Experience – a fully funded learning journey that will bring together up to 50 Change Facilitators from across […]
Invitation for Qld hubs to access free 3-day First Nations learning opportunity
Invitation for child and family hubs in Queensland to access a FREE 3-day immersive learning opportunity Do you work with a child and family hub based in Queensland? Would you like to deepen your understanding of how to apply Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of Knowing, Being and Doing to your work? Are you […]
PODCAST: Convene. Catalyse. Learn: Systems change for kids with Michael Hogan
In this 47-minute podcast Michael Hogan, Executive Convenor of Queensland Kids Partnership, is interviewed by Matt Healey as part of the podcast series It Depends. It provides an excellent overview of Queensland Kids Partnership including where it came from, how it works, and its principles and vision. The far-reaching conversation covers: Matt also […]
A growing momentum around the Resilience Scale & The Nest
A growing movement around the Resilience Scale and ARACY’s The Nest Wellbeing Framework We’ve been sharing the Resilience Scale and The Nest Wellbeing Framework for many years now – because we love how they help make child development and wellbeing easier to understand, talk about and act on together. Tools like these help show that what surrounds us shapes us. […]