Resources

Helpful links to resources and information for parents, carers and educators to a range of websites and services.

Useful Links

Child Health

Cancer Council Queensland Sunsmart
Eat for Health
Fresh for Kids
Healthy Kids
Nutrition Australia
Healthy Kids Queensland

Family Services

The Salvation Army
Men’s Line Australia
Lifeline
Australia
Wesley Mission Queensland
Red Nose Australia
Family & Child Connect
The Uniting Church in Australia,
Queensland Synod
Kids Safe Queensland
Queensland Government Families
Bush Kids
Bravo
NAIDOC
Weeroona
Reconciliation Australia

Parenting

Kidspot
Triple P Parenting
Queensland Parenting Service
Parent Line

Government Support

Department of Education
Services
Australia
Women’s Infolink
(Queensland Department of Communities)
Child Restraint Laws
Centrelink
Queensland Health
13 HEALTH
Family Relationships Centre 
Child Safety
Services
Queensland Health
(Poisonous Plants)
Children’s Health Queensland
Queensland Police Service – Children

Activities

State Library

Childcare Resources

Early Childhood Education & Care
Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA)
Family Day Care Association of QLD
Early Childhood Australia
Early Childhood Resource Hub
Care for Kids
Family Day Care Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Monday to Friday:   8.30am – 4.00pm

Each educator operates as an independent contractor and sets their own fees and charges. You can discuss the cost of care directly with the educator. All fees are paid by direct debit each week.

When your educator is unavailable and care is still required, please contact our office to enquire about availability of an alternate educator.  Where there is availability, one of our coordinators will organise for another educator to provide alternate care for your child.

An educator may provide care for a maximum of four (4) children under school age, including their own children. In addition to the four (4) children, educators may provide care for three (3) children of school age (including their own children under the age of 13).

The Child Care Subsidy is the main way the Government will assist families with their child care fees. The amount of subsidy you receive will be determined by the activity test and your annual family income.

To estimate the amount of support you may receive under the CCS system, visit the Payment and Service Finder page on the Centrelink website.  This can help you to find, estimate and compare payments and services that you may be eligible for. Please note that this calculator will suggest all potential payments for you to explore further, based on the information you provide, not just CCS.