Our partners

A Partnership that Breaks through System Barriers

The Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas is an exciting systemic initiative that brings together leading expertise across Australia’s child and youth research, advocacy, policy and practice fields. 

The partnership has naturally evolved, driven by an exceptional motivation to collaborate and fulfill a common mission. This mission aims to revolutionise the access and utilisation of data to enhance children's health, development and wellbeing, ultimately striving for equitable outcomes for all Australian children.

Our partners

A Partnership that Breaks through System Barriers

The Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas is an exciting systemic initiative that brings together leading expertise across Australia’s child and youth research, advocacy, policy and practice fields. 

The partnership has naturally evolved, driven by an exceptional motivation to collaborate and fulfill a common mission. This mission aims to revolutionise the access and utilisation of data to enhance children's health, development and wellbeing, ultimately striving for equitable outcomes for all Australian children.

Our partners

A Partnership that Breaks through System Barriers

The Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas is an exciting systemic initiative that brings together leading expertise across Australia’s child and youth research, advocacy, policy and practice fields. 

The partnership has naturally evolved, driven by an exceptional motivation to collaborate and fulfill a common mission. This mission aims to revolutionise the access and utilisation of data to enhance children's health, development and wellbeing, ultimately striving for equitable outcomes for all Australian children.

Our government partners

National and State Partners in the Public Sector

Australian Human Rights Comission Logo
Australian Human Rights Comission Logo
Australian Human Rights Comission Logo
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare logo
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare logo
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare logo
Child and Development Council South Australia logo
Child and Development Council South Australia logo
Child and Development Council South Australia logo
Children Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service logo
Children Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service logo
Children Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service logo
Commissioner for Children and Young People Tasmania logo
Commissioner for Children and Young People Tasmania logo
Commissioner for Children and Young People Tasmania logo
Commissioner for Children and Young People Western Australia logo
Commissioner for Children and Young People Western Australia logo
Commissioner for Children and Young People Western Australia logo
Western Australia Department of Health logo
Western Australia Department of Health logo
Western Australia Department of Health logo
Western Australia Department of the Premier and Cabinet Office of Digital Government logo
Western Australia Department of the Premier and Cabinet Office of Digital Government logo
Western Australia Department of the Premier and Cabinet Office of Digital Government logo
Northern Territory Department of Health
Northern Territory Department of Health
Northern Territory Department of Health
Queensland Family and Child Commission Logo
Queensland Family and Child Commission Logo
Queensland Family and Child Commission Logo
Queensland Government logo
Queensland Government logo
Queensland Government logo
Office of the Childrens commissioner Northen Territory logo
Office of the Childrens commissioner Northen Territory logo
Office of the Childrens commissioner Northen Territory logo

Our Non-profit and Community Partnerships

Driving Child Wellbeing through Community Collaboration

Western Australia Council of Social Services logo
Western Australia Council of Social Services logo
Western Australia Council of Social Services logo
Western Australian Local Government Association logo
Western Australian Local Government Association logo
Western Australian Local Government Association logo

Our Academic and Research Partnerships

Partnering to Strengthen Child and Youth Research

Curtin University logo
Curtin University logo
Curtin University logo
Deakin University logo
Deakin University logo
Deakin University logo
Edith Cowan University logo
Edith Cowan University logo
Edith Cowan University logo
Menzies School of Health Research logo
Menzies School of Health Research logo
Menzies School of Health Research logo
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute logo
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute logo
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute logo
Queensland University of Technology logo
Queensland University of Technology logo
Queensland University of Technology logo
The Kids Research institute logo
The Kids Research institute logo
The Kids Research institute logo
Torrens University logo
Torrens University logo
Torrens University logo

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Belmont city WA

New priorities for youth mental health planning in the City of Belmont

Data from the Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas has been leveraged to reveal critical mental health needs of young people in Belmont, WA.

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MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

Dr Sarah Priest, Research and Advocacy Lead at Parkerville Children and Youth Care, highlighted the Atlas' power to shape service planning and delivery.

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Strengthening health systems models in the Great Southern Region, WA

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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The latest handpicked impact stories

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Belmont city WA

New priorities for youth mental health planning in the City of Belmont

Data from the Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas has been leveraged to reveal critical mental health needs of young people in Belmont, WA.

Read more

MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

Dr Sarah Priest, Research and Advocacy Lead at Parkerville Children and Youth Care, highlighted the Atlas' power to shape service planning and delivery.

Read more

Strengthening health systems models in the Great Southern Region, WA

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

New priorities for youth mental health planning in the City of Belmont

Data from the Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas has been leveraged to reveal critical mental health needs of young people in Belmont, WA.

Read more

MIST initiative: Practical Application of the Atlas

Dr Sarah Priest, Research and Advocacy Lead at Parkerville Children and Youth Care, highlighted the Atlas' power to shape service planning and delivery.

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.

© 2025 Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas

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Connect with us

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.

© 2025 Australian Child and Youth Wellbeing Atlas

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