Our impact
KU has a long-demonstrated history of making a positive, lasting impact on children, families and communities. View our recent impact statistics.
Our family
children
families
experienced the KU Difference.
services and programs
provided early education and care services directly to children and families.
staff helped us
including 31 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander staff.
members formed
the foundational basis of KU’s constitutional and governance status.
Our impact
families increased their child’s engagement with the community through KU Family Programs.
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children accessed early childhood education through KU services.
children from refugee and new migrant families were welcomed to Australia through early childhood education in KU’s Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) services.
children with additional needs were included in KU services assisted by KU’s Education Support Team.
early intervention and allied health sessions delivered.
dollars invested by KU, of its own funds, in socially impactful programs.
dollars raised by the KU Marcia Burgess Foundation.
early childhood education services were supported by KU Inclusion Agency staff.
Our results
KU quality
All KU centres have been independently assessed against the National Quality Standard as amongst the highest quality in the country, and the results speak for themselves. (ACECQA 2024)
KU Family Net Promoter Score
KU Employee Net Promoter Score
