Resources for Brighter Futures

Parenting is a tough job. Families facing domestic violence, mental health issues or drug and alcohol problems may be able to join Brighter Futures

Effective engagement between workers and families is a keystone of the Brighter Futures program.

Brighter Futures helps parents give their children the best start in life and prevent problems getting worse. Parents are usually referred to the program by an agency they are working with but participation is voluntary.

Form for Community Centres to refer clients to Brighter Futures program

This guideline outlines the key policy and operational requirements for a non-government service provider to deliver the Brighter Futures program.

Child Wellbeing Unit Referral to Brighter Futures Program including: Referral details, Consent for Provision of Information for Referral to the Brighter Futures program, Adult Information, Child Information, Family’s Identified Issues, Case Management Capacity, and Follow [...]

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