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It’s critical to get the transition from school to stable employment ‘right’ to protect the mental health of young people. New VicHealth research suggests practical ways for schools...

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Looking to apply for the Impact Research Grants 2022-23, but have questions? Well, you’re at the right place because we have answers.We’ve pulled together some common questions we see...

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Racism is a key driver of ill-health and health inequalities. Children and young people are particularly vulnerable to racism’s harms. Intergroup attitudes, beliefs and behaviours are...

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