Category
Reference Table
Organisation
ID
Cat. no: CWS 64
Type
Standard
Version
1
Access
Open
Status
Active
Updated
September 2018
This is the current version.
The Children's Headline Indicators (CHI) are a set of 19 indicators endorsed by the Australian Health Ministers' Conference, Community and Disability Services Ministers' Conference and the Australian Education, Early Childhood Development and Youth Affairs Senior Officials Committee in 2008 (first reported in 2009). They are high-level, measurable indicators that identify the immediate environments that are particularly important to children's health, development and wellbeing. The CHI are presented from 2006 to 2016 and are grouped into 3 broad topic areas: health, early learning and care, and family and community.
Main sections:
- About
- Overview
- Smoking during pregnancy
- Infant mortality
- Low birthweight
- Breastfeeding
- Immunisation
- Overweight and obesity
- Dental health
- Injury deaths
- Early childhood education
- Transition to primary school
- Attendance at primary school
- Literacy
- Numeracy
- Teenage births
- Family social network
- Family economic situation
- Child abuse & neglect
- Social and emotional wellbeing
- Shelter
- Data
Main sections:
- About
- Overview
- Smoking during pregnancy
- Infant mortality
- Low birthweight
- Breastfeeding
- Immunisation
- Overweight and obesity
- Dental health
- Injury deaths
- Early childhood education
- Transition to primary school
- Attendance at primary school
- Literacy
- Numeracy
- Teenage births
- Family social network
- Family economic situation
- Child abuse & neglect
- Social and emotional wellbeing
- Shelter
- Data
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