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AYPPN Symposium 8-9 Aug 2019, Maroochydore

What it takes - Engaging pregnant and parenting young people The Symposium brought together people from around Australia who provide support services for pregnant and parenting young people. We heard from young people and we challenged state and federal governments and schools to do better at meeting the needs of these young people. … .....[more]

For young people

Go to the top menu and 'Schools' to find those that cater for pregnant and parenting young people in your state. Under 'Services and supports' you will find programs like playgroups, parenting, helplines and other support. 'Pregnancy advice' can help you make decisions. It can be hard to … [More...]

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We source and make available up to date information about services, research, training, available resources and government policy at each level to improve outcomes and life chances for pregnant and parenting young people and their children. See our menu above for details.

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AJGP advice on teen pregnancy

The Australian Journal of General Practitioners released its report in June on Teenage Pregnancy and it includes advice … [More...]

Exercising too much could affect fertility

Unfortunately for some women who love to exercise (a lot), there are unique risks. Whether someone's a gym junkie, a … [More...]

Birthing on Country

SBS reports: Mothers giving birth on the land of their ancestors to ensure a spiritual connection between the baby … [More...]

Free pads and tampons for Vic schools

Victorian public schools are the first in Australia to offer free pads and tampons to students as part of an attempt to … [More...]

AIHW reports on teen mothers, Dec 2019

The most recent report on Australia's Children by the Australian Institute of Health & Welfare makes the following … [More...]

Children’s Commissioner report on young parents

On Friday 2 March 2018 Megan Mitchell launched her report with 17 strong recommendations and clear evidence that … [More...]

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Acknowledging Country

The Australian Young Pregnant & Parenting Network respects the traditional custodians of this land - their ancestors and elders - and acknowledges their cultures and histories. Our organisation is committed to listening to and including young Aboriginal and Torres Strait people who are pregnant and parenting and advocating for services that meet their needs.

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The Australian Young Pregnant and Parenting Network welcomes as members those who support our mission of achieving better outcomes for pregnant and parenting young people. By joining you will receive … Click here to join

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It can be difficult for young people who are pregnant or parenting to find services that can support them and schools that can accommodate their needs. … [more]

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