Child wellbeing is crime prevention – ARACY presents at the 18th Reintegration Puzzle Conference to Champion Child-Centred Justice Reform Adam Valvasori, ARACY Advocacy Lead, and Thivya (Thiv) Supramaniam, ARACY Policy & Projects Officer, are proud to present an evidence-based, public health approach to Child and Youth Justice Reform at the 18th Reintegration Puzzle Conference, held in Mparntwe/Alice Springs from […]
ARACY is proud to have signed the More than Money joint statement, a powerful call to action advocating for the removal of non-financial barriers that prevent children from accessing quality early childhood education and care (ECEC). Early learning plays a crucial role in shaping lifelong outcomes, yet one in ten children in Australia continues to […]
New Report Released Today! We’re excited to announce the release of our latest report on the Learning domain of the Australian Children’s Wellbeing Index!
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