Get Involved
At Child UnLimited, we believe children, young people and their families should be genuine partners in the research that shapes their care. That means having a real say in what gets researched, how it's done, and what happens with the results.
There are several ways to get involved, depending on how much time you have and how you'd like to contribute.
Become an Advisor
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Our peak consumer voice. The Council works directly with our leadership team on research priorities and direction, and connects our advisory groups back to the organisation.
Click here to register you interest to join our consumer and community council
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A dedicated voice for young people aged 12–25, shaping the research priorities and projects that affect them directly.
Click here to register you interest to join our Young People’s Advisory Group
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Advises on the priorities, access and equity issues facing children, young people and families outside metropolitan areas.
Click here to register you interest to join our Rural and Regional Advisory Group
Join our Network
Our Consumer and Community Network is simpler way to stay connected. Join our secure, opt-in registry and we’ll let you know about research opportunities as they come up.
Current research opportunities
Research about young people works best when young people help shape it! This October, our team is busy developing some new research ideas in the mental health space.
If you have experience accessing mental health care for yourself or a loved one, we would be grateful for an hour of your time to discuss these ideas and get your feedback.
Email hello@childunlimited.org for more.
Help shape our research ideas
Are you a parent or carer living in the Murrumbidgee region?
If your child has ever been checked for developmental delays or extra support needs, we’d love to hear from you.
EPiPC-S is a research project looking at how to effectively bring GPs, a community paediatrician and allied health professionals together to support children who need extra help with things like moving, talking or learning.
For these collaborations to work well for families, families need to help shape them. That’s why we’re inviting parents and carers to join the EPiPC-S Consumer Network.
There are flexible ways to take part, and you don’t need any research or health knowledge.
Register your interest at redcap.link/EPiPCEOI