Guided by people, guided by communities.

What we do

We specialise in effective evaluation, research, training and practice development, consultancy, implementation support, and knowledge sharing. Our work is deeply rooted in community engagement and advocacy, driving meaningful impact in social initiatives.

What makes us different?

We value community voice in all our services from research to training, implementation and evaluation. That’s why what we do makes a difference.

Our Projects

Discover how CFRE is transforming communities through research, training, and consultancy that drives meaningful change.

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Our work

  • Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Intersectional Practice Guide

    Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Intersectional Practice Guide

    Download the guide This Intersectional AOD Practice Guide is designed to support alcohol and other drug (AOD) services and practitioners to better support the needs of people who experience diverse and intersecting forms of marginalisation.   What is the guide? We developed a practice guide to support the AOD sector…

  • The LGBTIQA+ Mental Health & Wellbeing Project

    The LGBTIQA+ Mental Health & Wellbeing Project

    The LGBTIQA+ mental health and wellbeing project aimed to develop a better understanding of the mental health and wellbeing needs of LGBTIQA+ people, as well as their experiences accessing service systems. Drummond Street Services’ Centre for Family Research and Evaluation (CFRE) delivered the project. The research was funded by the…

  • Mental Health at the Margins – Intersectional Toolkit

    Mental Health at the Margins – Intersectional Toolkit

    Download the toolkit This Intersectional Toolkit is designed to support practitioners and service providers across the mental health sector to better support the needs of people who experience diverse and intersecting forms of marginalisation.   Why did we develop the toolkit? The toolkit is a product of the Mental Health…