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# Every Week Counts

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## Posts

- [Helen and Clara's Preterm Birth Story](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/helen-and-claras-preterm-birth-story/) - After 18 months of infertility, surgery for endometriosis, and IVF treatment, Helen and her husband Dave finally fell pregnant with their daughter Clara, their only viable embryo from their first IVF round. At just 20 weeks, their world changed. Clara was diagnosed with severe Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR) and specialists warned she was unlikely to survive the pregnancy. Helen
- [Tessa's Story](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/tessas-story/)
- [Sarra shares her story of joy and loss](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/sarra-shares-her-story-of-joy-and-loss/) - Sarra Box’s twins, Hunter and Heath were born 15 weeks too soon. With more than 26,000 preterm births in Australia each year, Sara’s story of heartbreak and loss is shared by many others.
- [Jayme's Story: Early Intervention Helps Tiny Fighter Thrive](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/jaymes-story-early-intervention-helps-tiny-fighter-thrive/) - When Jayme Warncken welcomed her daughter Frankie into the world at just 34 weeks, the moment was filled with both fear and hope.
- [“Those weeks matter”: Lisa's experience of preterm birth and survival](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/those-weeks-matter-lisas-experience-of-preterm-birth-and-survival/) - When Lisa Szumilak discovered she was pregnant in December 2021, she never imagined her first pregnancy would end just 22 weeks later.
- [Sonia's Story: A sudden, early arrival provides empowerment and awareness for future pregnancies](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/sonias-story-a-sudden-early-arrival-provides-empowerment-and-awareness-for-future-pregnancies/) - A mother whose first child arrived more than 10 weeks early is using her experience to call for greater awareness and education around preterm birth.
- [From loss to purpose: Rheannon's story of why preterm birth matters](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/from-loss-to-purpose-rheannons-story-of-why-preterm-birth-matters/) - Rheannon Griffin is a mother to three daughters, a student doctor, and a consumer representative involved with the Every Week Counts national program with a powerful story of lived experience. By sharing her story and speaking for families who have lived through what she lived through, Rheannon hopes to bridge the gap between consumers and clinicians, ensuring that every woman feels heard, validated, and supported through one of the most vulnerable times in her life. This is her story…
- [Sheree Walsh’s preterm birth story](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/sheree-walshs-preterm-birth-story/) - When Sheree Walsh gave birth to her twins Heidi and Connor in 2017, it was the beginning of an experience that would test the very physical and emotional limits of both Sheree and husband Graeme.
- [Selena's Journey Through Loss, Love and Hope](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/selenas-journey-through-loss-love-and-hope/) - Selena’s journey, intertwined with resilience, loss, and hope, stands as a powerful reminder of the importance of awareness, support, and ongoing commitment to preventing preterm births.
- [Giving Baby Eleanor Time to Thrive](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/giving-baby-eleanor-time-to-thrive/) - Wendy Andrews’ blood pressure was dangerously high at 31 weeks, but doctors were able to delay delivery and strengthen her baby.
- [Maxine Daniels](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/maxine-daniels/) - Maxine Daniels is a First Nations mother from the Milikapiti community on the Tiwi Islands. Maxine has two daughters both born preterm. At the time of filming, Maxine is 32 weeks pregnant with her son. Maxine has an Autoimmune condition that can affect her pregnancies and babies. This is her story.
- [Tanya's Story](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/tanyas-story/) - Tanya had her first son at 23 weeks. For her second pregnancy, she had cervical monitoring and progesterone due to her previous preterm birth and gave birth to 40 weeks+ baby boy.
- [Stephanie’s rollercoaster preterm birth journey](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/stephanies-rollercoaster-preterm-birth-journey/) - Four years on after the preterm birth of their first-born daughter, Isla, the experience and emotion is just as vivid for parents Stephanie De Barba and Ben Mitchell. So too is their resolve for no family to have to go through what they did – an extreme preterm birth.
- [Scan changes course of Mikaela’s pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/scan-changes-course-of-mikaelas-pregnancy/) - As Mikaela and Sam Dunn hit the halfway mark in their first pregnancy, neither one of them could have imagined that in just a few short days their world would be turned upside down.
- [Jessica and Charlotte’s preterm birth journey](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/jessica-and-charlottes-preterm-birth-journey/) - Jessica Hatton was understandably fearful when her daughter Charlotte was born unexpectedly in July of 2021, at just 28 weeks.
- [Amber and Adison's Preterm Birth Story​](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/amber-and-adisons-preterm-birth-story/) - Our lives were thrown into chaos when our fourth baby arrived at just 25 weeks gestation, weighing 865g. Sent to King Edward Memorial Hospital hundreds of kilometres from our home in Australind, just days before his birth, our family was suddenly torn apart and that’s the way it would stay for almost 4 months.
- [Cervix length scan changes the course of Catherine’s pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/cervix-length-scan-changes-the-course-of-catherines-pregnancy/) - When Catherine and Mathew Korteweg first began planning their son’s fourth birthday, they didn’t think Beau becoming a big brother would be a belated present just days later.
- [Kirsten and Tully Borgas: impossibly small, impossibly strong](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/kirsten-and-tully-borgas-impossibly-small-impossibly-strong/) - Kirsten and Simon reflect on the early days in the NICU as being a blur of machines, wires, alarms, and acronyms - thrown into a world they hadn’t prepared for - one filled with constant vigilance and a steep medical learning curve.
- [Marisa's Story](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/marisas-story/) - Jacqueline-Rose was born at 36 weeks, weighing 2.68kg.
- [From pandemic to preterm birth: Skye and Anastasia’s story](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/from-pandemic-to-preterm-birth-skye-and-anastasias-story/) - An emergency induction. First time mother. Global pandemic. The perfect storm appeared to unfold for Skye Leahy and her husband Sean for their birth of their daughter, Anastasia in 2020.
- [Jenny’s rollercoaster pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/jennys-rollercoaster-pregnancy/) - From just six weeks into her pregnancy, second-time mum to- be Jenny Bulloch knew she was in for a bumpy ride.
- [Yasmine’s story and the reality of preterm birth](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/yasmines-story-and-the-reality-of-preterm-birth/) - Born 15 weeks early, Ava weighed little more than a tub of butter when she came into the world.
- [Natasha shares her story of joy and loss](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/natasha-shares-her-story-of-joy-and-loss/) - After tragically losing their first daughter to extremely preterm birth, Natasha and Niklas realised just how many babies were lost preterm and how special a healthy full-term baby really is.

## Pages

- [Home Page](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/) - Every Week Counts Every Week Counts is an initiative established to empower women to make informed decisions around their pregnancy and birth. Resources for Women Get Involved Every Week Counts: The Australian Preterm and Early Term Birth Prevention Program is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Preventive Health and Chronic Disease Support
- [Last Few Weeks of Pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/last-few-weeks-of-pregnancy/) - I'm just packing a few more essentials The last few weeks of pregnancy are important for your baby’s health and development. Through research we’re discovering that every week your baby continues to grow inside you makes a difference to their short and long term health outcomes. Resources for Women Every Week Counts: The Australian Preterm
- [Progesterone in Pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/progesterone-in-pregnancy/) - Progesterone use in Pregnancy Brochure Progesterone use in Pregnancy A4 Brochure If you would like to view a brochure, please download one here.There is also a Arabic, Hindi, Chinese Simplified and Korean translation of this resource Progesterone in Pregnancy View Here Brochure Arabic Translation Progesterone in Pregnancy View Here Brochure Simplified Chinese Translation Progesterone in
- [Preterm Preeclampsia Resources](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/preterm-preeclampsia-resources/) - Preterm Preeclampsia Resources Preterm Preeclampsia A4 Brochure If you would like to view a brochure, please download one here. There is both a black and white version for black and white printers and a coloured version. Black & White Version What is preterm preeclampsia. View Here Coloured Version What is preterm preeclampsia. View Here Simplified Chinese
- [Cervical Suture Brochure](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/cervical-suture-brochure/) - Cervical Suture Patient Information Brochure Cervical Suture Patient Information A4 Brochure If you would like to view a brochure, please download one here.There is also a Arabic, Hindi, Chinese Simplified and Korean translation of this resource Cervical Suture Patient Information English Translation View Here Brochure Arabic Translation Cervical Suture Patient Information View Here Brochure Simplified
- [Resources for Women](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resources-for-women/) - Resources for Women Resources to help you in your pregnancy. Every Week Counts Resources These resources have been developed by clinicians in partnership with the Every Week Counts lived experience collective. 2026 Every Week Counts Magazine Find out how we are lowering the rate of early birth and making pregnancies safer for all women and
- [About Us](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/about-us/) - About us Since 2021, when this initiative started, research has expanded from the last few weeks of pregnancy to looking at Preterm birth, early term birth and First Nations women. Every Week Counts: The Australian Preterm and Early Term Birth Prevention Program is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Preventive Health and Chronic
- [Women's Stories](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/womens-stories/) - Women's Stories Stories of women and families who have experienced preterm and early term birth Resources for Women Get Involved Our stories across the country Read stories of women and families from across the country. Find the complete list below. RheannonTownsville TanyaBrisbane StephanieSydney ShereeCanberra WendyCanberra MikaelaHobart JessicaPerth YasminePerth KirstenPerth MarisaDarwin CatherineDarwin MaxineTiwi Islands SelenaKatherine JaymeAdelaide
- [Test Resources Search](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/test-resources-search/) - Style 1: Separate shortcodes for the search bar and the filter bar Search Filter by Resource TypesSelect all Brochure national Video Website Filter by StatesSelect all ACT national NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA Check the shortcode result for the search widget above and you will see that it is an individual search widget, the
- [Get Involved](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/get-involved/) - Get Involved Opportunities to make a difference in the preterm birth community Share Your Preterm Birth Experience We invite you to share your experience of preterm birth to help raise awareness, improve care, and support prevention efforts. Please share only what you feel comfortable with. 1 Complete the fillable submission form linked belowIf you’re not
- [Media Highlights](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/media-highlights/) - Media Highlights View our current media highlightsAccess and share our social media profiles Instagram Facebook Youtube Linkedin Resources for Women Women's Healthcare Australasia Preterm Birth Alliance Early Antenatal Care: Midwives pivotal role in preterm birth prevention Midwives are uniquely positioned to establish trusting relationships, identify risk factors early, and provide personalised, culturally safe care. Read
- [Preterm and Early Term Birth Educational Video](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/preterm-and-early-term-birth-educational-video/) - Preterm and Early Term Birth Resources Educational Video
- [Brochure download](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/brochure-download/) - Brochure Download If you would like to view a brochure in the language of your choice, please download one here. If you would like to view a brochure in the language of your choice, please download one here. For Parents English Version Baby’s development towards the end of pregnancy. English Version View Here Brochure Mandarin
- [Partnering with First Nations Communities to Give Babies the Best Start](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/partnering-with-first-nations-communities-to-give-babies-the-best-start/) - Partnering with First Nations Communities to Give Babies the Best Start Each year on World Prematurity Day (17 November), we are reminded that every week a baby remains safely in the womb makes a difference. Babies born too soon face a higher risk of health complications, developmental challenges, and, in some cases, lifelong consequences. For
- [The Every Week Counts Lancet Publication](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/the-every-week-counts-lancet-publication/) - Every Week Counts Publication New study confirms Australia’s first preterm birth prevention program is delivering big results A new study has confirmed that Australia’s groundbreaking initiative to reduce preterm and early term births is achieving strong results — with a significant drop in potentially harmful early births and better pregnancy outcomes for women nationwide. Published in
- [Social Media Consumer Toolkit](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/social-media-consumer-toolkit/) - Social Media Consumer Toolkit Toolkit produced by Every Week counts toconnect with and engage women & families Instagram Facebook Youtube Linkedin World Prematurity Day 2025 Promotional Toolkit World Prematurity Day is observed on 17 November each year to raise awareness of preterm birth and the concerns of preterm babies and their families worldwide. This year
- [For Clinicians](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/for-clinicians/) - For Clinicians Supporting women and families in last few weeks of pregnancy Every Week Counts - Why is it important? Over the past two decades clinicians considered 37 to 41 weeks of gestation to be a term pregnancy, and there was an assumption that birth outcomes at 37 weeks were similar to those at 38,
- [Learn](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/learn/) - Learn Information and Resources to empower you in your pregnancy Resources for Women Resources to support and empower you in your pregnancy. View Here The last few weeks of pregnancy The last few weeks of pregnancy are important for your baby’s health and development View Here For Clinicians Supporting women and families in last few
- [Interactive element experiment](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/interactive-element-experiment/) - Marisa's Story Yasmine’s story and the reality of preterm birth Scan changes course of Mikaela’s pregnancy Amber and Adison's Preterm Birth Story​ Jenny’s rollercoaster pregnancy From pandemic to preterm birth: Skye and Anastasia's story Sarra shares her story of joy and loss Jessica and Charlotte’s preterm birth journey Cervix length scan changes the course of
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## Resources

- [Quit Pack](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/quit-pack/) - The Whichway? Quit Pack Study are offering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people over 18 years old, who smoke or vape and want to quit, free support.
- [Shared Decision Making](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/shared-decision-making/) - Being actively involved in your health care and working in partnership with your healthcare providers can help ensure that you get the care that is right for you.
- [8 Key Strategies to Prevent Preterm Birth](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/8-key-strategies-to-prevent-preterm-birth/) - These interventions have been approved and endorsed by the Australian Preterm Birth Prevention Alliance.
- [Cervical Cerclage](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/cervical-cerclage/) - Patient information of what is a Cervical Cerclage, why you might need one, how the stitch is put in and what happens once it is in.
- [Every Moment Matters](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/every-moment-matters/) - Every Moment Matters is a nation-wide project sharing the latest evidence-based information about alcohol during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- [2025 Every Week Counts Magazine](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/2025-every-week-counts-magazine/) - Find out how we are lowering the rate of early birth and making pregnancies safer for all women and babies.
- [iSISTAQUIT](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/isistaquit-campaign/) - iSISTAQUIT campaign aims to increase awareness about smoking cessation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in pregnancy, increase interest in the program, inspire Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and health professionals.
- [Progesterone use in pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/progesterone-use-in-pregnancy/)
- [Preterm Preeclampsia Resources](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/preterm-preeclampsia-a4-brochure-2/) - Information on preterm preeclampsia
- [See Stop Scan](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/see-stop-scan-menzies/) - This campaign is informed by key strategies to prevent early birth and centers the role First nations mothers, and their healthcare workers can play in ensuring healthy pregnancies, babies and communities.
- [Safer Baby Bundle Smoking Cessation A5 Flyer](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/safer-baby-bundle-smoking-cessation-a5-flyer/)
- [Quit Smoking](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/quit-smoking/) - Through Quitline services and extensive cessation support information, resources and evidence-based tools accessed through quit.org.au, Quit provides direct support for people who smoke or vape to quit.
- [Quit Smoking for Baby](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/quit-smoking-for-baby/)
- [Cervical Length Ultrasound](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/video-cervical-length-ultrasound-sa-health/)
- [Stronger Bubba Born](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/stronger-bubba-born/)
- [Preterm and Early Term Birth Educational Video](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/preterm-and-early-term-birth-educational-video/)
- [Cervical Length Ultrasound](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/cervical-length-ultrasound-the-alliance/)
- [Timing of Birth](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/timing-of-birth-stillbirth-cre/)
- [Cervical Length Measurement & progesterone prescription](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/cervical-length-measurement-progesterone-prescription-safercare-victoria/)
- [Yarning Timing of Birth (Stronger Bubba Born)](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/yarning-timing-of-birth-stronger-bubba-born/)
- [Progesterone information](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/progesterone-information-sa-health/) - Empower women to make informed decisions about their pregnancy care
- [Every Week Counts Brochure](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/every-week-counts-women-and-babies-research-2/) - Baby’s development towards the end of pregnancy. Women and Babies Research
- [Pregnancy Information Resources](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-information-resources/) - Helpful resources for your pregnancy.
- [Supporting Healthy Pregnancies](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/supporting-healthy-pregnancies/) - Queensland Government
- [Growing Deadly Families](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/growing-deadly-families/)
- [Canberra Maternity Options: having a baby in the ACT public maternity system](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/canberra-maternity-options-having-a-baby-in-the-act-public-maternity-system/) - ACT Government
- [Pregnancy care and birthing options](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-care-and-birthing-options/) - ACT Government
- [Preterm Birth Prevention Clinic](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/preterm-birth-prevention-clinic/) - ACT Government
- [Pregnancy, birth and early parenting](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-birth-and-early-parenting/) - Tasmanian Government
- [Having a baby](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/having-a-baby/) - Government of Western Australia
- [Your maternity care options](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/your-maternity-care-options/) - Government of Western Australia
- [Maternity services in rural Western Australia](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/maternity-services-in-rural-western-australia/) - Pregnancy, Birth & Baby
- [Thinking of having a baby](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/thinking-of-having-a-baby/) - ​​​​​The information outlines the steps you can take to plan for a healthy pregnancy.
- [Pregnancy care options](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-care-options/) - Explore the different pregnancy care options in NSW, find a public maternity hospital and learn more about levels of care they offer.​
- [Vaccination during pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/vaccination-during-pregnancy/) - Vaccinations before, during and after pregnancy
- [Hyperemesis gravidarum](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/hyperemesis-gravidarum/) - Hyperemesis gravidarum is severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy that lasts for more than a few days. Find out more below.
- [Mental health help for parents and babies](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/mental-health-help-for-parents-and-babies/) - There are services, programs and resources for parents and parents expecting a baby, who are experiencing mental health issues.
- [Strong Women Strong Babies Pregnancy Diary](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/strong-women-strong-babies-pregnancy-diary/) - The diary is a culturally appropriate resource for Aboriginal families that promotes healthy pregnancies and breastfeeding with a strong focus on prevention and early intervention. It guides women through the different stages of their pregnancy.
- [Get healthy in pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/get-healthy-in-pregnancy/) - Get Healthy in Pregnancy is a free NSW Government service for all pregnant women in NSW. Our health coaches are university qualified and offer support and tools to help you stay healthy during your journey from pregnancy, to birth and beyond.
- [Healthy living and pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/healthy-living-and-pregnancy/) - Physical activity and healthy eating during pregnancy can help you feel, move and manage better during and after your little one arrives.
- [Oral health in Pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/oral-health-in-pregnancy/) - How to keep your mouth, teeth and gums healthy during pregnancy
- [Genetic screening and tests during pregnancy](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/genetic-screening-and-tests-during-pregnancy/) - Genetic screening and testing during pregnancy (also known as prenatal screening and testing) is a way of checking the health of a baby before they are born.
- [Pregnancy Resources](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-resources/) - Health Direct
- [MotherSafe](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/mothersafe/) - MotherSafe is a free telephone service for the women of NSW, based at the Royal Hospital for Women, Randwick.
- [Pregnancy & birth](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-birth/) - This section offers a range of quality health information drawing on highly specialised expertise and experience from Australia's largest public maternity hospital.
- [Pregnancy and birth services](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/pregnancy-and-birth-services/) - Learn about who’s who during pregnancy, birth and newborn care. Understand which records and paperwork are required as well as payment options for having a baby and newborn care in Victoria.
- [Women’s Alcohol & Drug Service (WADS)](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/womens-alcohol-drug-service-wads/) - The Women's Alcohol and Drug Service (WADS) is a statewide service providing specialist clinical services to pregnant women with complex substance use dependence.
- [Rainbow Families Program](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/rainbow-families-program/) - Rainbow Families Switchboard connects and supports LGBTIQA+ parents, coparents, carers and families.
- [New portal to help Victorian parents](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/new-portal-to-help-victorian-parents/) - Victorian parents and carers now have access to new online services to help support them through every stage of parenting with the new Service Victoria Parents’ Portal.
- [Maternity Services and Early Years](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/maternity-services-and-early-years/) - VACCHO recognises that healthy pregnancies and positive early parenting experiences have the power to transform the health and wellbeing of the entire Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.
- [Aboriginal maternity services](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/aboriginal-maternity-services/) - Delivering culturally appropriate maternity care for Aboriginal women or women having Aboriginal babies, and their families.
- [Women's Health and Wellbeing Program](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/womens-health-and-wellbeing-program/) - To bridge the gap in women's healthcare, the Department of Health is leading the delivery of a program of work to change the way women's health issues are treated.
- [Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Hubs](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/womens-sexual-and-reproductive-health-hubs/) - Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Hubs can help you with information and support on all types of contraception, sexual health testing and treatment, medical abortion and referral for surgical abortion of pregnancy.
- [The Australian Parenting Website](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/the-australian-parenting-website/) - raisingchildren.net.au provides ad-free parenting videos, articles and apps backed by Australian experts.
- [Child and Maternal Health](https://everyweekcounts.com.au/resource/child-and-maternal-health/) - NACCHO’s Child and Maternal Health work is dedicated to supporting the coordination and delivery of a number of programs that achieve strong outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, children and families.

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