• All Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children and young people are physically, emotionally and spiritually strong.

    All Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children and young people are physically, emotionally and spiritually strong.

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Child Protection Peak

The principal purpose of QATSICPP is to, above all, promote and advocate the rights, safety and wellbeing of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children, young people and their families through effective partnerships and strategic collaborations. We provide leadership in advocacy and the development of policies, strategies and programs to resource, support and strengthen the capacity and capability of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander community controlled child protection agencies in the interests of our children, families and communities. 

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 CPP are strong supporters of the Family Matters Campaign

Membership

21 community controlled Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander member organisations working to provide child protection.

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Events

Fri 05 2019 Entertainment Announcement!!
Thu 05 2019 8th SNAICC National Conference coming up in Adelaide in September – Registrations Open
Wed 05 2019 QATSICPP Training Update: Ongoing Professional Development and Training
Wed 05 2019 2019 QATSICPP Members’ Conference

News

Fri 06 2019 Our Way - Budget factsheet June 2019
Thu 05 2019 QATSICPP Student Placement with Griffith University: Mr Robert Manggovyan
Thu 05 2019 SNAICC delivers Child Placement Principle training to Canberra Child Protection Workers
Wed 05 2019 HSQF – Human Services Quality Framework MAY UPDATE

Publications

Wed 05 2019 Publications and Resources - May 2019
Wed 05 2019 CREATE Report Launch
Wed 05 2019 Legal Aid Queensland launches First Nation’s Advisory Committee (FNAC) Strategic Plan
Wed 04 2019 SNAICC Media Releases April 2019
  • Child Protection Environment

    53.7%

    of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were placed with a kinship or Indigenous carer.
  • Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak

    69,200

    There are 69,200 Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children / young people in Queensland.