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22.01.2022 Forced Adoption carries with it life-long effects. Seek support early. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14. In an emergency call 000.

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17.01.2022 We hope you can join us tomorrow at 10 am to commemorate the 8th Anniversary of the Queensland Government's Apology for Forced Adoption Policies and Practices. For those unable to join us at this time, the video of the event will be available here, afterwards.

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13.01.2022 : The Forced Adoption Support Service (FASS) at Jigsaw Queensland is a free post adoption service which offers support, information, and referrals for people affected by past adoption-mothers, fathers, adopted people and extended family. FASS is staffed by professionals with experience and knowledge of the impacts of adoption. source: www.jigsawqueensland.com/forced-adoption-support-service.

11.01.2022 Forced adoption has had and continues to have a wide range of effects on mothers, fathers, adopted persons, and others within the family. Through this section you can explore the different effects and their impact. If you need support, please contact FASS on 1800 210 313 or PASQ on 07 3170 4600.... Source: www. forcedadoptions.naa.gov.au/effects See more

10.01.2022 , Post Adoption Support Queensland has provided post support to those affected by adoption since 2009. This page collates the service's extensive body of knowledge and expertise on the effects of adoption across the life span; the process of accessing adoption records, finding and contacting family; and managing post reunion relationships. www.benevolent.org.au//post-adop/information-and-resources

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06.01.2022 ? . Visit this Facebook page at 10 am, Friday 27th November 2020 . A post will appear at 10 am (example pictured) with a link. Click the link in the post, this will take you to a website. ... Click "Home" and the videos will appear . Click the first video and press the play button The videos will begin playing after one another. You do not need to click through each video.

06.01.2022 : " " - " ... , ' , ." The Courier Mail shares the story of Colleen and her experience of Forced Adoption. ... Source: David Murray, Courier Mail, November 2012.

05.01.2022 Why not host a covid-safe morning tea and view the event with a support network? You could invite people who may not have easy access to an online event.

05.01.2022 We are showing this video today to mark the 8th Anniversary of the Queensland Apology for Former Forced Adoption Policies and Practices. This year has seen many changes, and the global pandemic has prevented us from joining together in person as we have done in previous years. Due to the commitment of the Apology Event Planning Committee (in collaboration with Adoption and Permanent Care Services and the Benevolent Society), to ensuring that the effects of former forced adop...tions are never overlooked, this year’s tribute will proceed - but in a different way. As we were unable to attend the Queensland Apology Memorial site at the Roma Street Parklands, some of our post adoption stakeholders have gathered earlier in the year to reflect upon changes in practices and upon their diverse experiences as mothers or as an adopted person. Meeting outside brought some technical challenges and so we apologise for the sound quality in some of the videos. Marking this event affirms the Queensland Government’s commitment to righting the wrongs of the past and continuing to provide support to the post adoption community, while raising awareness of the significant impact forced adoption continues to have on many members of our community. We hope you enjoy the video to come.

01.01.2022 : ' ': - This article chronicles the events of the QLD Government's apology as it occurred in Parliament. Here you can read the times and events of the day. Please note: the imagery used here is from The Brisbane Times, we are unable to remove it from the post. ... Source: www.brisbanetimes.com.au//we-are-sorry-queensland-parliame