The Tasmanian Government is developing Tasmania’s first Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy for 0-25 year olds. The Strategy will have a specific focus on the first 1,000 days (from pregnancy to 2 years of age).
We're seeking the views and ideas of Tasmanian children, young people, their caregivers, and the service sector to help develop the Strategy. You can have your say by getting creative, sending the Premier a postcard, completing a short survey, or making a formal submission to the Discussion Paper.
Our consultation partners, the Commissioner for Children and Young People, the Youth Network of Tasmania, the Mental Health Council of Tasmania, and Playgroup Tasmania are also holding face to face conversations statewide.
Tell us how we can make Tasmania the best place for children and young people. You can get creative by sharing art, stories or poems, writing a postcard directly to the Premier about your hopes and dreams for children and young people, or taking a short survey. Your responses will help us develop Tasmania's Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy for 0-25 year olds.
Upload your drawings, paintings, stories or poems that express your hopes and dreams for children and young people in Tasmania. Your work could end up being published in the first ever Tasmanian Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy for 0-25 year olds!
Write a postcard to have your say on your hopes and dreams for children and young people in Tasmania.
Take this short survey to let us know your ideas to improve the wellbeing of children and young people in Tasmania.
Wellbeing is when a child or young person feels loved and safe, has the things they need, is healthy, learning and participating and has a positive sense of culture and identity.
To learn more about the different areas of wellbeing click on the tiles below. We encourage you to share your views and answer some questions that will help us develop a strategy for the best future for all Tasmanian children and young people.
The project team is available to respond to any questions you might have. You can contact us at hello@wellbeing.tas.gov.au.
