National brief: maximising impact through integrated early childhood hubs

A National brief, building the evidence around how Early Childhood Hubs can be most impactful

This brief provides key insights and recommendations for the establishment and operation of best practice Early Childhood Hubs that provide holistic support for children experiencing disadvantage in their early years and their families. It highlights the importance of targeted early interventions that work to prevent and overcome vulnerabilities, empower families, increase access and attendance in early learning and provide flexible and responsive supports to meet community needs.

National brief: maximising impact through integrated early childhood hubs
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