Our Family
10,516 children 9,533 families
experienced the KU Difference.
128 services
provided early education and care services directly to children and families.
2,054 staff
helped us make the KU Difference, including 31 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff.
3,716 members
formed the foundational basis of KU’s constitutional and governance status.
Our Impact
839
families increased their child’s engagement with the community through KU Family Programs.
2,285,581
total dollars invested in socially impactful programs.
679
children with additional needs were included in KU services assisted by KU’s Education Support Team.
13,741
hours of early intervention and allied health services delivered.
406
children from migrant families were welcomed through childcare in KU’s Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) services.
9,514
early childhood education services were supported by KU Inclusion Agency staff.
13,365
funding applications were assessed by KU’s Inclusion Development Fund Manager team.
34
research projects that KU participated in.
231
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children accessed early childhood education through KU services.
172,000
dollars raised by the KU Marcia Burgess Foundation.
7
early childhood education University and TAFE students supported through KU’s student awards and professional learning sponsorships.
5,159
educators and support staff furthered their professional development through KU’s learning and development programs.
353
learning and development sessions were delivered for educators and staff nationally.
Our Results
67 KU services
participated in 125 year celebrations
9,500 + acts of kindness
and celebration took place across our services
1. 7 million people
heard about our anniversary
357 Alumni
of former children, staff and families formed our KU Alumni program
100 %
services impacted
100 %
staff vaccination rate
100 %
office-based staff enabled to work from home
138
FAQ/fact sheets issued for staff and families
278
learning and development sessions delivered online
21,000 +
masks and Rapid Antigen Tests issued
$ 1,008,367
COVID-specific funding received
$ 2,154,824
invested by KU to waive fees for families