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Figure 1

Core Components of a Hub Figure [34].

Table 1

Site B Fidelity Log.

HUB PARTNERED HEALTH AND NGO SERVICESINTEGRATION OF SERVICESCULTURAL SENSITIVITYNAVIGATION MODEL
Child and family health nurse
Nutrition Clinic
Community Paediatrics
NGO Child health early intervention and prevention service
NGO Parent support service
NGO Music therapy
Speech Pathology
NGO Child psychological therapies
NGO Family mental health service
Referral Pathways between services within hubTrainingNone specified
Referral pathways documented (supplementary file)None identified
Communication pathways between services within hubIndicate use of interpreters
Monthly site meeting set up as part of the trial
No joint case review meeting
No joint client intake meeting
Free access to interpreters
Appropriate resources
No in-language resource identified
Shared Training between services within hubConsumer Engagement/codesign with local communities
Common agenda trainingNone identified
Shared Resource between services within hub
Shared building
Shared security
Shared Strategy between services within hub
No documented joint strategy
Table 2

Site C Fidelity Log.

HUB PARTNERED HEALTH AND NGO SERVICESINTEGRATION OF SERVICESCULTURAL SENSITIVITYNAVIGATION MODEL
Child and family health nurse (Health)
Childcare Centre
Community Paeditrican
Public School
School Nurse
Two supported Play groups
NGO parenting and family service
NGO disability service for children and young people
NGO Navigator
Speech therapist
Occupational therapist
Referral Pathways between services within hubTrainingPartner NGO provide service navigation support for the hub as part of their funding
Referral pathways documented (Bespoke processes to support integration e.g. “warm” referrals and refer feedback)Trauma informed care
Working in Culturally Diverse Contexts Course (Health staff only)
Culturally responsive practice workshop
Communication pathways between services within hub
Governance structure: working group and leadership group made up of health and NGO partners
Referral feedback provided
No joint case review meeting
No joint client intake meeting
Indicate use of interpreters
Free access to interpreters
Appropriate resources
Multi-language welcome signs
Hub brochure in 5 community languages
Links to translated resources in confirmation emails; explained at first appointment with interpreter if required.
Shared Training between services within hub
Developmental surveillance
Trauma informed care
Common agenda
Shared Resource between services within hubConsumer Engagement/codesign with local communities
Shared building
Shared digital resources
QI survey of Child, Youth and Family Services
Shared Strategy between services within hub
Strategic Planning Workshops
Shared vision documented in hub brochure and referral guidelines
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.9847 | Journal eISSN: 1568-4156
Language: English
Page range: 16 - 16
Submitted on: May 23, 2025
Accepted on: May 14, 2026
Published on: Jun 8, 2026
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2026 Michael Hodgins, Katarina Ostojic, Karen Edwards, Kenny Lawson, Nan Hu, Kim Lyle, Michelle Jubelin, Amit Arora, Kathleen Baird, Ann Dadich, Valsamma Eapen, Amanda Henry, Nick Hopwood, Jane Kohlhoff, Grainne O’Loughlin, Raghu Lingam, Helen Rogers, Shanti Raman, Tania Rimes, Sue Woolfenden, On Behalf of the FDCC Collaborative Group, published by Ubiquity Press
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