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A new open access study in PLOS ONE by CCCH, ARACY and UWS explores how COVID-19 and lockdowns are affecting the mental health of mothers and children experiencing adversity.
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Catch up on a recent webinar, featuring CCCH paediatricians Dr Billy Garvey and Dr Claire Nogic, giving parents practical tips on how to support children during lockdown.
Centre Director Professor Sharon Goldfeld is part of a new expert panel advising the Federal Government on the impact of preschool for Australian children.
An infant saliva test to screen for the leading infectious cause of hearing loss in babies – cCMV – has been found to be feasible and well-received by families.
Our new Policy Brief explores the nature and importance of partnerships between parents and professionals.
This webinar series unites diverse perspectives to explore issues of significance to community child health. Join us for our next webinar on 11 October and hear about a new model of support for children's mental health.
Two reviews prepared by the Centre for Community Child Health on behalf of Social Ventures Australia explore the potential of holistic, integrated early learning service models for improving outcomes for children and their families who are experiencing vulnerability.
New raisingchildren.net.au resources give parents insight into how to help children understand and manage their emotions and show kindness to themselves.
Established in 1994, the Centre for Community Child Health (CCCH) works in partnership with communities to support the health, development and wellbeing of all children.
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GenV, one of the world’s largest birth and parent cohort studies, is father-inclusive.
The Centre is excited to welcome Rachel Whiffen, our new Mental Health Advocacy Lead.
We are pleased to announce funding boosts to several CCCH projects.
CCCH paediatricians cover a range of child health and development topics.
Parents are invited to join this statewide health initiative.
Our early years, community-led, approach to change is supporting the agricultural sector.
A report summarises interventions to reduce adverse childhood experiences on children’s mental health.
The first blog in a new series on quality improvement, and its role in early childhood service and system change.
Adapting service delivery, engaging families and rethinking how to capture impact are some of the ways early years services are using QI to help them respond to COVID-19.
This blog post explores how COVID-19 has helped and hindered the use of quality improvement.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series and explores ethical considerations for innovation and community and systems change.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series. Opportunities in place explores how place-based approaches can enable meaningful shifts in system conditions and improve the wellbeing of children and families.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series and explores alternative ways of resourcing to enable innovation, strengthen community partnerships and support social change.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series and explores the types of evidence needed to help tackle complex social problems with communities.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series and discusses the importance of respecting culture, building trust and shifting power when working in partnership with communities.