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This is the third paper in a series developed by ARACY and UNICEF Australia to explore the Australian Children’s Wellbeing Index through each domain of The Nest framework. The series
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This is the third paper in a series developed by ARACY and UNICEF Australia to explore the Australian Children’s Wellbeing Index through each domain of The Nest framework. The series
This ARACY resource explores the value of collaboration in addressing complex social problems affecting children and young people. It outlines when and how to collaborate, key principles for success, and
Fee-Free TAFE is a vital initiative that helps reduce inequities in employment, income, and overall wellbeing. Beyond economic benefits, accessible tertiary education plays a key role as a social determinant
The rapidly evolving digital landscape presents unique challenges and opportunities for children’s andyoung people’s development. This submission to the Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society emphasises the
ARACY believes all Australian children should be loved and thriving regardless of background or circumstance. To achieve this through the Early Years strategy, ARACY advocates for:• meeting holistic wellbeing needs
On 23 May 2023 ARACY hosted a virtual roundtable, facilitated by the South Australian Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Connolly. This education roundtable aimed to further discuss what
UNICEF Australia and ARACY are working to understand what it takes to make Australia an even better place for children to grow up in. Together in 2021 they developed the
The paper is intended to provide food for thought on the opportunities presented by current government interest in place-based approaches. Going forward there is the opportunity to learn from those
With six connected areas, The Nest ensures young Australians have everything they need for the best start in life, helping them reach their highest potential.
Using The Nest, has helped ARACY to be at the forefront of disease prevention and the promotion of holistic health for young Australians.
Here you’ll see some examples of how The Nest has been used in organisations outside of ARACY across Australia.
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