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  1. Why kinship carers need to be assessed - qld.gov.au

    https://www.qld.gov.au/community/caring-child/foster-kinship-care/foster-kinship-care-become-a-carer/how-to-become-a-kinship-carer/why-kinship-carers-need-to-be-assessed — Find out why you need to be assessed to be a kinship carer.

  2. Kinship carer role - qld.gov.au

    https://www.qld.gov.au/community/caring-child/foster-kinship-care/foster-kinship-care-become-a-carer/how-to-become-a-kinship-carer/kinship-carer-role — Find out what a kinship carer does.

  3. Kinship carer training - qld.gov.au

    https://www.qld.gov.au/community/caring-child/foster-kinship-care/foster-kinship-care-become-a-carer/how-to-become-a-kinship-carer/kinship-carer-training — Find out what training is required to be a kinship carer.

  4. Grandparents almost lose their house deposit - qld.gov.au

    https://www.qld.gov.au/community/your-home-community/cyber-security/cyber-security-for-queenslanders/case-studies/grandparents-lose-their-house-deposit — An elderly couple in Queensland fell victim to a real estate scam, highlighting the risks of cybercrime in online transactions.

  5. Join the Queensland Government Veteran's Network - qld.gov.au

    https://www.qld.gov.au/community/getting-support-health-social-issue/veterans/employment-pathways/public-sector-employment/join-the-queensland-government-veterans-network — Access the form to join the Queensland Government’s Veterans’ Network, available for veterans employed across the Queensland Government.

  6. Anzac Day Parade Brisbane - qld.gov.au

    https://www.qld.gov.au/community/getting-support-health-social-issue/veterans/grants-and-commemoration/anzac-day-2025/ways-to-commemorate/anzac-day-parade-brisbane — Join the Brisbane Anzac Day Parade to honour Australian Defence Force veterans and commemorate their service and sacrifice.

  7. Level 1 victim-survivor tools—Adult and child DFV routine screening

    https://www.families.qld.gov.au/our-work/domestic-family-sexual-violence/for-service-providers/integrated-service-responses/dfv-common-risk-safety-framework/risk-assessment-safety-planning-tools/level-1-tools — The Level 1 tools can be used by any person who may come into contact with someone who may have experienced—or be experiencing—domestic and family violence (DFV...

  8. Level 2 victim-survivor tools—DFV risk assessment and safety planning

    https://www.families.qld.gov.au/our-work/domestic-family-sexual-violence/for-service-providers/integrated-service-responses/dfv-common-risk-safety-framework/risk-assessment-safety-planning-tools/level-2-tools — The Level 2 tools are designed for use by professionals required to assess domestic and family violence (DFV) risk where some form of violence has already been ...

  9. Level 3 victim-survivor tools—Multi-agency risk assessment and safety management

    https://www.families.qld.gov.au/our-work/domestic-family-sexual-violence/for-service-providers/integrated-service-responses/dfv-common-risk-safety-framework/risk-assessment-safety-planning-tools/level-3-tools — The Level 3 tools are to be used by coordinated multi-agency response teams—including High Risk Teams—and should only be used by people with experience working ...

  10. Who has taken the pledge

    https://www.families.qld.gov.au/our-work/domestic-family-sexual-violence/dfv-prevention/initiatives/not-now-not-ever-together/who-has-taken-the-pledge — Find out about organisations that have taken the pledge as a demonstration of their commitment to preventing domestic and family violence.