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Sep 8, 2025

Presentation at CPAC Forum 2025

The CPAC 2025 Forum was hosted by Parkerville Children and Youth Care on Friday 5 September

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Sep 8, 2025

Presentation at CPAC Forum 2025

The CPAC 2025 Forum was hosted by Parkerville Children and Youth Care on Friday 5 September

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Sep 8, 2025

Presentation at CPAC Forum 2025

The CPAC 2025 Forum was hosted by Parkerville Children and Youth Care on Friday 5 September

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Aug 26, 2025

Interview on Perth RTRFM Radio

Professor Rebecca Glauert joined Perth’s independent community radio station for a live segment on the On the Record morning program

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Aug 26, 2025

Interview on Perth RTRFM Radio

Professor Rebecca Glauert joined Perth’s independent community radio station for a live segment on the On the Record morning program

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Media

Aug 26, 2025

Interview on Perth RTRFM Radio

Professor Rebecca Glauert joined Perth’s independent community radio station for a live segment on the On the Record morning program

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Events

Jun 16, 2025

YACtivate! 2025

WA-based member of our Young People Advisory Group attended the annual YACtivate event, hosted by the Youth Affairs Council of WA (YACWA)

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Events

Jun 16, 2025

YACtivate! 2025

WA-based member of our Young People Advisory Group attended the annual YACtivate event, hosted by the Youth Affairs Council of WA (YACWA)

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Events

Jun 16, 2025

YACtivate! 2025

WA-based member of our Young People Advisory Group attended the annual YACtivate event, hosted by the Youth Affairs Council of WA (YACWA)

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Events

May 23, 2025

May Keynote Presentations - Highlights & Reflection

The Atlas was presented by A/Prof Rebecca Glauert at the Prevention in Place Conference in Melbourne on 6 May. Hosted by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation

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Events

May 23, 2025

May Keynote Presentations - Highlights & Reflection

The Atlas was presented by A/Prof Rebecca Glauert at the Prevention in Place Conference in Melbourne on 6 May. Hosted by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation

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Events

May 23, 2025

May Keynote Presentations - Highlights & Reflection

The Atlas was presented by A/Prof Rebecca Glauert at the Prevention in Place Conference in Melbourne on 6 May. Hosted by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation

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Media

Sep 8, 2025

Presentation at CPAC Forum 2025

The CPAC 2025 Forum was hosted by Parkerville Children and Youth Care on Friday 5 September

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Media

Aug 26, 2025

Interview on Perth RTRFM Radio

Professor Rebecca Glauert joined Perth’s independent community radio station for a live segment on the On the Record morning program

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Events

Jun 16, 2025

YACtivate! 2025

WA-based member of our Young People Advisory Group attended the annual YACtivate event, hosted by the Youth Affairs Council of WA (YACWA)

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Events

May 23, 2025

May Keynote Presentations - Highlights & Reflection

The Atlas was presented by A/Prof Rebecca Glauert at the Prevention in Place Conference in Melbourne on 6 May. Hosted by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation

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Events

Feb 3, 2025

Country Counts Far North Queensland Data Workshop

The Atlas was in Cairns on the 24th of January to present at the Country Counts Far North Queensland Data Day

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Media

Jan 16, 2025

Featured in APO Top Tens of 2024 - Most Visited and Viewed Resources

Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas was the 7th most viewed and downloaded Health Resource added to the Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO) in 2024

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Belmont city WA

Understanding Youth Mental Health in Belmont

Dr Jonathan Sae-Koew is an early career researcher from Curtin University who has received a Healthway Fellowship to work in collaboration with the Y WA to co-design and evaluate strategies for promoting the mental health and wellbeing of young people in the City of Belmont LGA

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MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

In a presentation at the Children's Policy Advisory Council Forum in September 2025, Dr. Sarah Priest shared a case study exploring how the Atlas could have enhanced the expansion of the Multi-Agency Investigation and Support Team (MIST) model into Rockingham.

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Right care, first time, where you live program

The University of Sydney’s “Right care, first time, where you live” program is aimed at empowering young people to thrive in their communities by strengthening mental health systems to provide responsive and coordinated care

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Belmont city WA

Understanding Youth Mental Health in Belmont

Dr Jonathan Sae-Koew is an early career researcher from Curtin University who has received a Healthway Fellowship to work in collaboration with the Y WA to co-design and evaluate strategies for promoting the mental health and wellbeing of young people in the City of Belmont LGA

Read more

MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

In a presentation at the Children's Policy Advisory Council Forum in September 2025, Dr. Sarah Priest shared a case study exploring how the Atlas could have enhanced the expansion of the Multi-Agency Investigation and Support Team (MIST) model into Rockingham.

Read more

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The latest handpicked impact stories

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Belmont city WA

Understanding Youth Mental Health in Belmont

Dr Jonathan Sae-Koew is an early career researcher from Curtin University who has received a Healthway Fellowship to work in collaboration with the Y WA to co-design and evaluate strategies for promoting the mental health and wellbeing of young people in the City of Belmont LGA

Read more

MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

In a presentation at the Children's Policy Advisory Council Forum in September 2025, Dr. Sarah Priest shared a case study exploring how the Atlas could have enhanced the expansion of the Multi-Agency Investigation and Support Team (MIST) model into Rockingham.

Read more

Right care, first time, where you live program

The University of Sydney’s “Right care, first time, where you live” program is aimed at empowering young people to thrive in their communities by strengthening mental health systems to provide responsive and coordinated care

Read more

Continue reading

The latest handpicked impact stories

Check out all impact stories

Belmont city WA

Understanding Youth Mental Health in Belmont

Dr Jonathan Sae-Koew is an early career researcher from Curtin University who has received a Healthway Fellowship to work in collaboration with the Y WA to co-design and evaluate strategies for promoting the mental health and wellbeing of young people in the City of Belmont LGA

Read more

MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

In a presentation at the Children's Policy Advisory Council Forum in September 2025, Dr. Sarah Priest shared a case study exploring how the Atlas could have enhanced the expansion of the Multi-Agency Investigation and Support Team (MIST) model into Rockingham.

Read more

Right care, first time, where you live program

The University of Sydney’s “Right care, first time, where you live” program is aimed at empowering young people to thrive in their communities by strengthening mental health systems to provide responsive and coordinated care

Read more

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The Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas (ACYWA) acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises their enduring connection to land, waters, and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. ACYWA is committed to engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, respecting diversity, and contributing to community development and sustainability.

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