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Australian Early Development Census in Action: Broome video
Every child deserves a strong start in life. Discover how the Broome community is using Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) data to understand local needs and guide support for young children and families.
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Australian Early Development Census in Action: Carnarvon video
Find out how Carnarvon is using Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) data to support young children and families. Through community partnerships and culturally safe playgroups, local early years initiatives are building connections and strengthening the community.
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Australian Early Development Census in Action: Fremantle video
Bringing local services together is helping Fremantle support its youngest community members. Guided by Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) data, the Fremantle Early Years Network connects early learning centres, schools, community groups and local government to support children’s wellbeing and readiness for school.
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Australian Early Development Census in Action: Kwinana video
Supporting children to thrive starts with strong community connections. Guided by Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) data, the City of Kwinana’s Early Years Strategy is bringing families, services and community partners together to support young children and their families.
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Information for families about the Australian Early Development Census
Find out how the AEDC provides information to build and strengthen communities for our children.
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Early childhood development for children living in Western Australia by region - Australian Early Development Census 2018
AEDC data provides insights into the health and well-being of young children living in different Western Australian communities, over time, so that evidence based decisions can improve investment in our children.
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Early childhood development in Western Australia - Australian Early Development Census State Report, Western Australia, 2015
By understanding young children’s development with the AEDC, Western Australian communities, parents, families, government and non-government agencies can begin to explore the factors influencing child development.
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Early childhood development for children living in Western Australia by region - Australian Early Development Census 2015
The AEDC data has been aggregated and reported to gain a better understanding of how children are developing within each Western Australian region.
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Australian Early Development Census website
Find out more at the Australian Government AEDC website.
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Ways communities can use AEDC data
The postcard provides information to community groups about the ways they could utilise the data from the Australian Early Development Census (AEDC).
