When we support hubs, we support families and children to thrive.
Together we’re building a collaborative learning community for all Queensland hubs.
Delivered through Queensland Hubs Exchange of Expertise and Learning (QHEEL), the Queensland Hubs – Learning Exchange is a monthly online series that brings together Queenslanders with an interest in hubs to learn from one another and explore what works.
Why attend?
– Learn from others working in and alongside Queensland child and family hubs.
– Build practical knowledge you can contextualise to apply in your own setting.
– Access evidence, tools and resources to support your work, including those of the National Child and Family Hubs Network.
– Strengthen connections with others interested in hubs.
– Contribute to a shared understanding of effective practice.
– Build a network of people interested in hubs in Queensland.
Who should attend?
Anyone working or interested in child and family hubs across Queensland – whether in planning, under development or established – including funders and researchers.
Find out about the upcoming sessions via the QHEEL web page.
The next session will be on Thursday 5 November with the topic:
How hubs can support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and communities to thrive
