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Parents and professionals across Australia are teaming up to help children eat healthy food and enjoy active play, with life-changing results.
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Placing nurses in children’s homes from birth until age 2 enhances parenting skills and the home learning environment.
A new 8-part blog series shares insights on how we can collectively problem solve and effect community and service system change.
An innovative community has united to bring families the services they need.
A baby expert answers some of parents' most searched for questions.
Discover a unique Australian response to addressing childhood vulnerability.
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.
New study shows exposure to socioeconomic disadvantage in the early years affects learning at school.
New raisingchildren.net.au resources to help parents support their gender diverse child.
A community leads local solutions to enable children to thrive.
Prof Goldfeld on ABC radio: right@home improves parenting skills
A new article in MJA InSight discusses strategies to enable equitable health care systems for children
A new national campaign shows the importance of early childhood brain development.
ECA and CCCH have developed a professional learning package
A new working paper by Dr Tim Moore unpacks what is meant by evidence-based practice.
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.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series and explores why we need to empower communities to lead their own local responses.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series. Converging practices explores how co-design and Developmental Evaluation can be harnessed to support transformative practice and systems change.
This blog is part of the Innovate for Impact blog series and discusses why we need to radically ‘change our thinking and operating’ if we are to address the complex issues facing children and families.
Our new blog post provides top tips for supporting safe sleep and rest for children, while also helping to set children up for lifelong healthy sleep habits.