Child and Adolescent Community Health (CACH) provides a comprehensive range of health promotion and early identification and intervention community based services to children and families, focussing on growth and development in the early years, promoting wellbeing during childhood and adolescence. Service delivery is both universal and targeted. Groups at risk of poorer health outcomes, such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and newly arrived refugees, are of particular focus.
Statewide policy advice, workforce development and research on child and adolescent community health issues are also provided.
The core business of the CACH covers:Supporting families to raise happy, healthy children and adolescents.
To continue to provide a comprehensive range of health promotion and early identification and intervention community based services to children, adolescents and families, focussing on growth and development in the early years, promoting wellbeing during childhood and adolescence.
We value:
EXCELLENCE in everything we do.
CARING by listening, showing kindness,
compassion & understanding, support and loyalty.
DIVERSITY in service delivery to clients
and to our workforce.
Working in PARTNERSHIP with children, young
people, their families and communities.
RESPECT for clients, communities and colleagues.
ACCOUNTABLITY for all of our actions towards
clients, community and staff