Providing support to Mackay families
The Neighbourhood Hub has a number of programs and activities to support Mackay families, and to improve the safety and wellbeing of children throughout the region.
The Program aims to improve pathways and connections for families experiencing vulnerabilities to access early childhood education, health and development services.
The Program consists of counselling support and provides information, advice and referrals to help strengthen the family unit.
The Family Support Program aims to improve the wellbeing and safety of children, young people and their families by building the capacity of families to care for and protect their children.
The Integrated Family Support HUB (IFS HUB) Program works to support outcomes of family and children’s wellbeing by providing information, enabling early identification of issues, providing holistic responses for families and enhancing referral pathways to services in the Mackay region.
Hello Baby! is a weekly social support group for new mums with babies from birth to 6 months of age to access support, information, and support social connections.
The Prep-Ready Kids Program forms part of the Multicultural Community Program and is run during school terms, designed for families with kids aged between 4 to 5 years old.
Fun activities, craft and play every Thursday morning from 9 am at the 43 Shakespeare Street Centre.
Information on Australia’s laws regarding domestic and family violence, sexual assault and forced marriage, and a woman’s right to be safe.
Find the help you need, now and nearby. Find support for shelter, food, health, legal, counselling, and more.
This report provides key insights into “what works” for prevention and safer pathways activities engaging CALD communities in Australia.
The costs of having a baby can quickly add up so it is important to start budgeting as soon as you start planning a family or know you are pregnant.
Good Beginnings provides free early childhood and practical parenting programs for children and families across Australia, based at our Early Years Centres or visits to your home.
Queensland Government departments whose purposes are to support families and protect children.
Early Childhood Australia Inc. formerly known as the Australian Early Childhood Association, was established in 1938. Early Childhood Australia works with Government, early childhood professionals, parents, other carers of young children and various lobby groups to secure the best range of options and outcomes for children as they grow and develop.
This national parenting information website is a government funded resource that grew out of research into what parents and practitioners want and need (from the national Parenting Information Project.) It is part of the Australian Government’s commitment to ensure every Australian child has the best possible start in life by supporting parents in their most important role.
Payments and services to help with the cost of raising a child. Information about child care and child support. Help for teenagers becoming independent.