2020 in Review: James’ Story
James is a 19-year old clubCREATE member from Queensland. We recently chatted to James about how 2020 was for him – the ups, the downs and everything inbetween, and talked […]
Family, culture and connection – Sonja shares her story
One of our Young Consultants and Influencing Committee members Sonja recently shared with us her experience of reconnecting with her dad. Through making contact with her father, Sonja was able […]
Hear our Voices! CREATE advocacy during COVID-19
If you’re finding things hard and need some support, or you need information about services or coronavirus, visit our COVID-19 update blog. If you’re wondering how this will impact you […]
CREATE Young Consultants help Navigate Your Health
The Navigate Your Health Project Navigate Your Health is a two-year pilot initiative by Children’s Health Queensland, Queensland’s Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women, and the Aboriginal and Torres […]
Helping young people find hope: Jayden’s call for ongoing mental health support
CREATE is lucky to have Youth Facilitator positions at some of our offices around Australia. The Youth Facilitator position is reserved for young people with a care experience and can […]
Young people CREATE the momentum for change in 2018
This year has been momentous in terms of CREATE’s advocacy for all state and territory governments to provide an option, whereby the provision of care can be extended to any […]
Equals Happiness: One Young Person’s Own Words About Her Care Experience
This beautiful poem was written by one of our clubCREATE members for a school English assignment about her experience of being in care. This is the first poem she has […]
What family means to Keyarnee
National Families Week is a chance to celebrate the vital role that families play in Australian society and to take the time to reflect on the critical role that families play in […]
Brittany’s Leaving Care Journey
23 year old Brittany from Victoria left care when she was 18 years old and has gone from strength to strength. “It was not easy being in care. I entered […]
