Marymead empowers children, young people and families to thrive.

Today, more than ever, there is a pressing need for foster carers as the sector faces a significant shortage. Children and young people aged from 0 to 18 are in urgent need of safe and nurturing homes, and a family who will care and be there for them.

Marymead, Perinatal Wellbeing Centre and Tresillian QEII Family Centre, will come together for the first time, to present The First 1000 Days Conference on Tuesday, 8th November 2022 at the Canberra Southern Cross Club for health professionals working with expectant parents and families with newborns and toddlers.

Last week, Marymead were fortunate to receive a pallet load of women’s apparel kindly donated by BIG W and Good360.

If you have grown up in Canberra or been here for a number of years, there is no doubt you would have come across, or at least heard of, the online auction site ALLBIDS. Over the past ten years, ALLBIDS has generated over $25million for sellers and raised more than $3million for charities and community partners.

MindMap is a new, community led portal, co-designed by the ACT Government and various community organisations including Marymead, Australian National University, ACT Youth Coalition and the ACT Youth Advisory Committee to help young Canberrans and their carers find timely and effective mental health support services and resources.

Last week, Marymead were fortunate to receive a pallet load of women’s apparel kindly donated by BIG W and Good360.

If you have grown up in Canberra or been here for a number of years, there is no doubt you would have come across, or at least heard of, the online auction site ALLBIDS. Over the past ten years, ALLBIDS has generated over $25million for sellers and raised more than $3million for charities and community partners.

MindMap is a new, community led portal, co-designed by the ACT Government and various community organisations including Marymead, Australian National University, ACT Youth Coalition and the ACT Youth Advisory Committee to help young Canberrans and their carers find timely and effective mental health support services and resources.

Family Connect and Support (FCS) provides advice and links families, children and young people in need of assistance with appropriate services and other community support available in their local area.