KidsMatter Early Childhood Evaluation in Services with High Proportions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children

Phillip Slee; Grazietta Skrzypiec; Katherine Dix; Rosalind Murray-Harvey; Helen Askell-Williams

KidsMatter Early Childhood Evaluation in Services with High Proportions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children

Phillip Slee, Grazietta Skrzypiec, Katherine Dix, Rosalind Murray-Harvey, Helen Askell-Williams

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This is the report of an evaluation of the implementation of KidsMatter Early Childhood (KMEC) in early child care services with relatively higher proportions of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander children situated within the initial larger sample of 111 long day care services and preschools involved in the KMEC pilot phase during 2010 and 2011.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Adelaide, South Australia
Publisher	Shannon Research Press
Commissioning body	Research Centre for Student Wellbeing and Prevention of Violence
Number of pages	52
ISBN (Print)	978-1-920736-46-0
Publication status	Published - 2012

Keywords

early child care services
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
Mental illness
mental health promotion
mental health prevention

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