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Community stories

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Since the completion of the first nationwide Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) data collection in 2009, communities across Queensland have been using their data to inform planning and delivery of supports, services and initiatives which aim to improve outcomes for children and families.

Queensland community stories have been developed to explore actions taken in communities that have experienced a consistent decline in developmental vulnerability over the past decade. This has presented an opportunity to identify common themes across these communities.

Common themes across successful communities

A deep dive into the trends and common themes across 3 Queensland communities who have worked to improve outcomes for children and families in their local area.

Communities leading positive change (PDF, 414KB)

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Queensland communities putting their AEDC data into practice

Community members from 3 diverse Queensland communities share how they are using AEDC data to better support local children and families.

Deception Bay Community

Deception Bay AEDC Community story (PDF, 616KB)

If you have a story to share, please email aedc@qed.qld.gov.au.

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Last updated 08 April 2021