There’s no shame in asking for help
We are here to help you and your family, and we all need help at times.
There is no shame in asking for help, one of our friendly staff are happy to yarn with you about services you can access. Our service is confidential and we will always seek your consent before we share any information with other services.
The only time we need to breach confidentiality is if a child’s safety is at risk.
Am I eligible?
We work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their families from unborn to 18 years of age. Consent is required for us to work with you.
Self referral
You can self-refer by:
What we can do to support you and your family:
- Support in making an informed decision on the referral options available to you
- Assist in connecting and engaging with specialist support services within your community
- Facilitate or link you into personal, parenting and family development courses
- Deliver in home support activities that improve the safety and wellbeing of your children
- Link you into other CQID support services (ie- Housing, AOD’s and Youth Wellbeing)
- Support to develop your practical life skills (ie- Budgeting and money management)
- Build healthier family relationships and strengthen your social support network
- Establish safe and practicable household routines
- Provide cultural support
- Help access Early Educational Care for your children 0-6 years
- Provide advice on child development milestones, wellbeing and attachment
- Provide education and advice on Domestic and Family Violence (DFV)
