Resources

Charlie's Birthday Adventure

A new children's book born from community, research and real stories Written by Dr Michelle Hamrosi, Charlie’s Birthday Adventure is more than just a children’s book. As well as helping young children...

Ready. Set. Prepared: A toolkit for families

Getting ready looks a bit different depending on where you live. For some of us it’s bushfire, for others flood, storms or long stretches of heat. But the basics are the same...

Heatsafe Communities

Heatwaves are dangerous for everyone, but especially our kids and other vulnerable members of our society - older people, people with disabilities or medical conditions, babies and young children, pregnant women and those...

Meeting your MP

Meeting your local Member of Parliament (MP) is the most powerful thing you can do to influence then. This is also true of meeting the Candidates for your electorate in the lead...

Help kids at risk in dangerously hot homes

Take Action: Make your voice heard Help us get this report in front of every politician in the country and create the change we want to see! Kids, more than adults, need...

Report: Solar Our Learning

Energy bills are rising, eating into budgets in the early childhood education and care (ECEC) sector. Those funds are desperately needed to pay educators and provide affordable childcare for children.The ECEC sector spent an estimated $110-130 million...

NSW Election 2023 - Where do they stand on climate?

Where do the parties actually stand on critical climate policy topics? Click on the coloured tabs below This guide is an objective, non-partisan comparison of the stated climate policies of all parties...

Report: The Real Cost of Living (2022)

UPDATE: Our latest cost of living research is now live: Under Pressure, a report from Parents for Climate in collaboration with the Climate Council examines how extreme weather is driving up insurance bills and finds...

Parent Spokes Online Training

Climate Action Checklist

Whilst the Australian federal government has set a net zero target for 2050, we can all reduce our own carbon emissions now by making Personal Change. But we must also push governments...

How to talk to kids of different ages to engage them on climate change and environmental issues

As a climate concerned parent I often wondered how to talk about climate change with my kids. The Australian Psychological Society (APS) has produced some useful leaflets about talking to kids about the...