The research aims to contribute to our understanding of the factors that determine the living standards of children and older people and inform the policy response to population ageing.
The aim of this project is to address two issues: What do we mean by social and emotional wellbeing for two groups of children and young people (those aged 0-12 years and 13-25 years)? And What are the policy and practice implications of reporting on social and emotional wellbeing?
The SPRC is part of a consortium with the Centre for Social Research in Health; the AIDS Council of New South Wales; and People Living with HIV/AIDS New South Wales to build and strengthen research capacity at the intersection between academic and health service organisations in the area of HIV a
The research investigates and reports on the cost and funding of the services provided by non-government service providers funded by DSQ and Communities in Queensland.
The focus of this study is inequality in early child outcomes across four Anglo-American countries: the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.
In 2007, NSW Departmentn of Community Services funded a three-year postdoctoral fellowship on how to improve culturally appropriate service delivery for ethnic minority families involved with the child protection system.
This project focuses on young people (aged 12 to 25 years) from the Horn of Africa (Kenya, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia, Eritrea, and Sudan) and mentoring.
