Join us for QATSICPP’s Members Conference 2026, taking place at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre on 25-26 November 2026. More than just a conference, this annual gathering is a chance to pause, connect and be inspired alongside colleagues and leaders from across Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child and family wellbeing sector. Under…
QATSICPP has lodged its submission to the Queensland Parliament’s inquiry into the Youth Justice (Circuit Breaker) Amendment Bill 2026, outlining practical recommendations to strengthen the proposed legislation and support safer communities and better outcomes for children and young people. As Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak, QATSICPP supports efforts to expand sustainable alternatives to detention…
QATSICPP has submitted its final response to the Commission of Inquiry into Queensland’s Child Safety system. Titled Community-led, Reform-ready, the submission sets out a decision-ready reform package to shift Queensland from late, fragmented responses to a system grounded in early support, cultural authority and shared responsibility. This important work is grounded in the knowledge, expertise…
The Thriving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Initiative (TATSICI) Strategy outlines QATSICPP’s vision for strengthening systems that support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in their first 2000 days. Grounded in the voices and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations, the strategy recognises culture as a critical protective factor for children’s wellbeing,…
QATSICPP has made a submission to the Child Safety Commission of Inquiry on Queensland’s role as a corporate parent and the experiences of children who are on both child protection and youth justice orders. Across systems, we see the same pattern: missed early intervention, fragmented planning, limited disability and mental health assessment, disrupted schooling, and…
