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The Centre for Community Child Health (CCCH) has been at the forefront of Australian research into early childhood development and behaviour for over two decades.

CCCH conducts research into the many conditions and common problems faced by children, such as obesity, language and literacy delay, and behavioural concerns, that are either preventable or can be improved if recognised and managed early. More... News

Upcoming professional development opportunities

Register now for our seminar and training courses in May and June. Don't miss out! More...

18 Apr 2013

Let’s Read campaign launched today

PrintMinister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth Peter Garrett, along with CCCH director Frank Oberklaid, launched the Let's Read National Early Literacy Campaign today, to encourage families to read anywhere, anytime with their children from birth. More...

08 Apr 2013

2012 AEDI results launched

Minister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth Peter Garrett has launched the 2012 AEDI results, providing Australia with a second snapshot of children’s development. More...

04 Apr 2013

Community Paediatric Review out now

Learn about children's temperament, parenting styles and more in the latest edition of Community Paediatric Review. More...

28 Mar 2013

CCCH newsletter out now

Children's Health & Development is the new quarterly newsletter from The Royal Children's Hospital Centre for Community Child Health. More...

28 Mar 2013
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