Projects

Consistent with the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research, the Jawun Research Centre research projects and research capacity development are conducted in ways that:

Recognise, value and respect the diversity, heritage, knowledge, cultural property and connection to land of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples prior to research being undertaken, so that they freely make decisions about their involvement.
Report to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples the outcomes of research in which they have engaged.

The Jawun Research Centre is currently working on multiple projects, including:

PAST PROJECTS

The Resilience Study measures & develops strategies for building & maintaining resilience for students transitioning to boarding schools.

Developing tailored workforce systems & processes to support sustained improvements in community-controlled PHC services.

Evaluation of the process of transitioning to community controlled PHC in Yarrabah, Far North Queensland.

This research aims to identify & share best practices to improve the uptake of & satisfaction with services that promote youth mental health.