The Bryan Foundation and Queensland Government are working collaboratively to deliver FamilyLinQ – the first integrated school-based hub at Kingston State School in 2024.
FamilyLinQ aims to enhance life outcomes of Queensland children and their families by bringing together early years learning, education, wrap-around health and community services – all under one roof.
Designed to connect government and community services, this co-designed model will support children and families as they grow, learn and thrive.
A second FamilyLinQ integrated school-based hub will be established at a new primary school at Logan Reserve.
FamilyLinQ school communities are welcoming, caring and safe places focusing on improving the health, education and life outcomes for children and their families.
Combining high-quality early years learning and education, with wrap-around health and community services from a single location in the primary school, FamilyLinQ will also offer parents the opportunity to engage in skills and training opportunities.
The delivery and mix of FamilyLinQ services will evolve and remain flexible to meet emergent needs of the local community, with an emphasis on children and their families.
Funding provided by The Bryan Foundation will support engagement and coordination roles at each FamilyLinQ integrated school-based hub.
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CONTACT US:
Luke Baker | FamilyLinQ
info@familylinq.org.au