Launch of the Queensland Prevention Alliance

NAPCAN is pleased to announce the establishment of the Queensland Prevention Alliance, which will focus on the role that different sectors, communities and individuals have in keeping children safe and thriving.

The Alliance brings together key government, non-government, community groups and the private sector across the community to focus on primary prevention strategies. Initial priorities will include developing a common language framework, leveraging off existing work, and engaging the broader community. 

The first meeting was held on 3 November and included representatives from yourtown, ARACY/Thriving Kids Qld, Act for Kids, QFCC, PeakCare, Every Child, Clubs Qld, QATSICPP, Qld Human Rights Commission and Stand By You Foundation/Westfield Australia partnership. 

 

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