This strategy aims to guide and support consumer and community participation in all aspects of health policymaking and decision making, leading to improved policy and health and wellbeing outcomes. It seeks to build capability of policymakers and empower and support consumers and communities for better informed health policies and programs.

This mixed method review synthesises findings about the impact of interventions on youth employment, skills development and wellbeing outcomes, how interventions work, and how to implement them well in OECD countries. It provides a wide-ranging overview of the available evidence on youth employment interventions, bringing together diverse types of available insights on factors that influence...

This fact sheet provides qualitative and quantitative insights into the health and wellbeing of people of multicultural backgrounds in Gippsland, Victoria. It includes community and professional perspectives, and identifies priority issues.

This paper explores the potential benefits and risks of artificial intelligence (AI) for young people’s mental health and wellbeing. It considers how AI is being integrated into young people’s lives, and how systems may be harnessed for public good while preventing avoidable harm. The paper captures the voices and perspectives of young people calling for...

Sole parent families, primarily headed by women, experience considerable social and economic disadvantage. Despite this, there is limited research that shows the specifics of this disadvantage. This research fills this gap through a detailed examination of several indicators measuring social and economic wellbeing for sole parents for the last 25 to 30 years in Australia.