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Disability and parenting support
Disability and parenting support is available and includes government support, information services, non-profit, charity and parent support groups and carers networks.
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Support for parents
The support you need can be just a phone call away. Find out how and who you can speak to for advice and support as a new parent.
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Raising a child when your family is overseas
Find the support and advice you need to help you raise your child if your family is living overseas.
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Support services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families deal with a complex set of reasons for why extra support is needed for raising happy, healthy children.
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Parenting with a disability
Find out more about the unique challenges that many parents with a disability face, and the importance of asking for help and support when needed.
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Rainbow families
The term ‘rainbow family’ refers to a family with parents of the same sex bringing up a child. Find out more how to overcome some of the challenges and tips for going forward.
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Rural and remote living
Find out what eHealth support, rural health services and other support services are available to you and your family living in the country and rural areas.
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Blended families and step-parents
Blended families are formed when parents form a new relationship and move in together. Given time, energy and care, blended families can work well.
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Single parenting
Happy single-parent families with healthy, well-adjusted children do exist. Research suggests that when parents, single or partnered, spend time with their kids, children do well.
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Co-parenting
Co-parenting is when former partners share in raising their children after a divorce or breakup. Learn what the law says and how to resolve disputes.
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