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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

Resilience Project

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

Working Well - Gurriny Project

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

Transition to Community Control - Gurriny Project

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

Developing Service Integration Toolkit

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