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TeEACH strives to be a strong ‘beacon’ in achieving positive social change, shining a light on where and how we can best support young children and their families. We work to address current inequities in child health, development and wellbeing through multi-disciplinary applied research. We are committed to bringing together people with diverse expertise and experience, including service professionals, children and community members, opening the way for new thinking and innovation in the design and implementation of impactful approaches to service provision.

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The Thrive research team here at TeEACH has launched a survey for 14 to 24 year olds. With rising rates of school refusal and a crisis in youth mental health, we need to understand what young people need to feel connected and safe at school.
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We are calling for potential HDR students who are interested in being part of a large multi-disciplinary project.

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One in seven people worldwide are neurodivergent. They may have a diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental condition such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or autism – or traits that mean their thinking style differs from neurotypical patterns. Yet in Australia, building accessibility requirements do not adequately address the needs of neurodivergent individuals.

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Men were interviewed on their views on family & work after lockdowns, discover the surprising findings.

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The HOPE framework is taking hold across Australia. In 2023 we will be continuing our efforts in the community and embedding the framework into many of the projects that we embark.

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Children, Families and Communities, 4th edition, looks at the ways in which children, families and communities influence each other and how different contexts affect them all.

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