Available at https://nsw.childsafetyhub.com.au/handbook/

In today's rapidly changing world, ensuring the health and safety of our children has become more crucial than ever. As parents, we constantly strive to provide the best care and protection for our little ones. Fortunately, the digital age has opened up a realm of resources and information at our fingertips. One such invaluable resource that parents can access is the Child Safety Hub Handbook, available at https://nsw.childsafetyhub.com.au/handbook/. This resource can empower parents in promoting the health and safety of their children.

1. Comprehensive Information: The Child Safety Hub Handbook is a treasure trove of comprehensive information that covers a wide range of topics related to children's well-being. It provides parents with expert advice, tips, and guidance on various aspects of child safety, including online safety, physical safety, emotional well-being, health, and much more. By accessing this handbook, parents gain access to evidence-based information that can help them make informed decisions and take proactive measures to safeguard their children's health and security.
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As parents, our children's health and safety are always at the forefront of our minds. The Child Safety Hub Handbook, available at https://nsw.childsafetyhub.com.au/handbook/, is an invaluable resource that can significantly contribute to our parenting journey. By accessing this comprehensive and up-to-date resource, parents can equip themselves with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to create a safe and nurturing environment for their children. Let us embrace this digital era and utilise the power of information to promote the well-being of our little ones.

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Hi Jumbos OOSH Families.

Please read extracts from the Australian Government in respect to Child Care Subsidy. You need to ACT on these deadlines to avoid Government paybacks. So, there are two important deadlines that fall on 30 June 2021:

• the second deadline for confirming 2018–19 income, and
• the first deadline for confirming 2019–20 income.

Confirming 2018–19 income
Most families confirmed their 2018–19 income before the first deadline on 31 March 2021. Any families who still haven’t confirmed their 2018–19 income must do so by the second deadline on 30 June 2021. If they don’t, they may need to pay back all the CCS they got in 2018–19.

Confirming 2019–20 income
Many families have confirmed their 2019–20 income already. If they haven’t, they must do so by the first deadline on 30 June 2021. If they don’t, their CCS will stop and they’ll need to pay full fees for child care.

How do families confirm their income?
You can inform families they confirm their income by:

• lodging their tax return, or
• telling Services Australia they don’t need to lodge a tax return. Families can complete an Advise non-lodgement of tax return using their Centrelink online account through myGov or through the Express Plus Centrelink mobile app. They’ll need to do this even if they’ve already told the Australian Taxation Office they don’t need to lodge.

If a parent separates from their partner/s, Services Australia will also need their ex-partner's income. If a parent is concerned that their ex-partner/s won’t lodge their tax return by the deadline they should call the Families line.

Please contact Centrelink directly should you require any further Information.

Jules & OOSH Team.