Update from the Centre of Excellence A hub of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and wisdom QATSICPP is thrilled to announce that Candice Butler has been appointed the inaugural Director of our new Centre of Excellence. Candice is a proud Aboriginal woman with strong family connections to Yarrabah in Far North Queensland. She is…
Solid Voices Of Tomorrow – Guide As the new year commences and many Sector workers return to the important work of supporting our children, young people, families around the state, you might be looking for renewed inspiration and new ideas. We’re here to help! A key focus for QATSICPP’s 2022-2032 Strategic Plan is the development…
QATSICPP Online Learning wins Diamond 2022 LearnX Award In late 2022 QATSICPP was thrilled to have its work in the online learning and development space recognised and rewarded with a Diamond LearnX Live! Award. 2022 LEARNX LIVE! Award winners QATSICPP, supported by funding from the Qld Government, has developed a Learning Management System (LMS) for…
Our future leaders inspire at 2022 QATSICPP Conference and Awards QATSICPP was proud to have the voices of First Nations young people at the forefront of our recent Member’s conference and Awards night. A total of ten (10) young people (aged between 16 and 25 years old) from a diverse range of communities across Queensland…
North Queensland shines as Sector Excellence and Achievements Celebrated at our 2022 Awards QATSICPP was pleased to host more than 200 Members, dignitaries and guests for the 2022 Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Child Protection Awards, on Friday 2 December at Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane. The occasion was a celebratory one, with…
Final Program Released The final program for the 2022 QATSICPP Members Conference has been released. We are thrilled to see our members sharing their practice wisdom and knowledge as well as hearing from interstate colleagues such as Dr Jacynta Krakouer, Catherine Liddle (SNAICC), and Richard Weston (NSW Deputy Children’s Guardian for Aboriginal Children and Young…
Draft Program Released The QATSICPP Event Committee have released session times for our upcoming Member’s Conference, to be hosted at Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane on 1 and 2 December 2022. Day 1 registration opens 8am. We are excited to share Dion Tatow will be the Master of Ceremonies again at this year’s conference. Plenary sessions…
Solid Voices of Tomorrow join the QATSICPP Team at the 2023-2025 Breaking Cycles Flagship Forum On Wednesday 12 October five (5) young people who participated in the Solid Voices of Tomorrow project joined the QATSICPP Team at the 2023-2025 Breaking Cycles Flagship Forum. Breaking Cycles is the second implementation phase of the Our Way Strategy,…
QATSICPP Strategy and Workforce Development team is pleased to share that 18 new students who work within our Sector have received a 2022-2023 QATSICPP Professional Scholarship. All students are enrolled in a Graduate Certificate in First Peoples Community Practice or Graduate Certificate in Human Services at Griffith University, and will commence study in Trimester 3…
2022 QATSICPP Member’s Conference In 2019 a record 197 delegates gathered in Brisbane for a showcase of QATSICPP Members’ local responses to meeting the safety and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people and families. After a COVID hiatus, QATSICPP is pleased to announce the 4th (fourth) QATSICPP Members’ Conference will be…
