BUSHkids Annual Report 2022-23

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Annual Report 2022–23

Early Childhood Approach 2022–2023 Subset data extracted from table opposite

Clients Total

Sessions Total

Sessions Telepractice

Sessions In person

Plan reviews (un-/scheduled)

NDIA LGA REGION

Location

Plans

Referrals

Rockhampton

861

1,935

1,091

844

287

246

560

Rockhampton

Emerald / Gladstone

729

1,830

1,334

496

220

249

487

Bundaberg

Bundaberg

778

2,075

1,061

1,014

286

187

502

Hervey Bay

774

2,602

1,615

987

233

154

398

South Burnett

Kingaroy

195

476

327

149

58

25

168

Maroochydore

876

2,907

1,898

1,009

247

212

565

Maroochydore

Gympie

481

1,160

746

414

181

106

289

Caloundra

585

1,694

1,172

522

229

156

453

Totals

5,279

14,679

9,244

5,435

1,741

1,335

3,422

ALL

3,076

CEO gratitude I would like to gratefully acknowledge the kindness of everyone who has supported our work with children, families and communities in the past year. Your support for BUSHkids – whether it be financial, time or the many other ways your support is provided – is an investment in Queensland children’s futures. Our donors, funders and supporters enable us to make such a difference in the support we are able to continue to provide for children and families across Queensland. I am sincerely thankful to our volunteers – our Friends of BUSHkids committees, our Board members who volunteer their time and skills, and all of our volunteers who provide their time, as well professional services and advice. Finally, I would like to express my utmost appreciation for our dedicated frontline teams, leaders and business support staff who work together across this vast State to improve children’s lives.

Creator of the ‘yarning art’ which adorns our Warwick Centre’s new Nature Play Area, First Nations artist Nathan Charles, speaks from the heart at the venue’s official opening events.

Thank you, all. Carlton