Feedback & Complaints

Your voice helps us do better

Whether it's a compliment, a suggestion, or a complaint, we want to hear it. Every piece of feedback is taken seriously and helps us improve the care we provide.

Anonymous if you prefer

Your name and contact details are completely optional. You're welcome to submit feedback or a complaint without telling us who you are.

Taken seriously, every time

Every submission is reviewed by our leadership team. We aim to acknowledge complaints within one business day.

Open to everyone

Young people, families, staff, and the community are all welcome to share feedback, in whatever way feels most comfortable.

Share Your Feedback

Tell us what's on your mind

Only your message is required. Everything else below is optional.

Other People You Can Contact

Other people you can contact about worries

You can always talk to us first. You can also take a worry or complaint to these independent services at any time.

Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety

Talk to your Child Safety Officer, or contact the Department's Complaints Team.

Department complaints

Office of the Public Guardian

Community Visitors and the Child Advocate speak up for children and young people in care.

Office of the Public Guardian

Queensland Human Rights Commission

Contact them if we don't get back to you about a complaint within 45 days, or you're not happy with our response.

Make a complaint

Queensland Ombudsman

Investigates complaints about the actions and decisions of Queensland government agencies and service providers.

Make a complaint
Need Support Right Now?

Free, confidential help is always available

If you'd rather talk to someone directly, or need support outside our team, these services are free and available any time.

13YARN

Crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

13 92 76

Kids Helpline

Free, confidential support for young people aged 5 to 25

1800 55 1800

Lifeline

24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention

13 11 14

If a young person is in immediate danger, always call 000.