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Sparking conversations and celebrating cultures
June 25, 2024
During NAIDOC week, we took the opportunity to keep the fire burning by continuing conversations and reflections across our team meetings and also in individual staff conversations.
Learn MoreReflecting on Cultural safety
June 25, 2024
The Parenting Research Centre (PRC) team recently gathered to take another step on our Cultural learning journey at a special session expertly guided by Tina McGhie, a proud Ngunnawal-Wiradjuri woman of NSW and ACT and the Co-Chief Executive Officer at Curijo.
Learn MoreHow practice governance can drive quality improvement
April 10, 2024
At Parenting Research Centre, we want to help service providers design and implement whole-of-organisation approaches to improving quality in practice, for the ultimate benefit of clients.
Learn MoreMyTime expanding virtual group offering, welcoming new delivery partner
February 25, 2024
Parenting Research Centre is pleased to announce that the Child+Family Disability Alliance (CaFDA) has been appointed as a new program delivery partner for national parent peer-support program MyTime.
Learn MoreRob Ryan appointed as new Parenting Research Centre CEO
January 30, 2024
The Parenting Research Centre (PRC) Board is delighted to announce that Mr Rob Ryan has been appointed as the organisation’s CEO, commencing in early February 2024.
Learn MoreNDIS submission: The power of parents
September 1, 2023
In August 2023, the Parenting Research Centre actioned the opportunity to contribute to the review of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Learn MorePRC Board announcement
June 25, 2023
Parenting Research Centre (PRC) CEO Warren Cann has announced that after 21 years in the role, he will be stepping down as CEO in the coming months and shifting into a new senior associate role.
Learn MoreVictorian parents faring well but hungry for help raising teens
November 28, 2017
The most comprehensive survey ever conducted on how Victorian parents are faring shows that more than nine in every 10 are confident in their parenting skills – a finding that has important implications for child health and development.
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