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The AAAH Youth Health Conference
Wednesday 5 – Friday 6 May 2027
Qt Hotel Gold Coast (QLD) on Yugambeh Country, Australia
"Beyond the Headlines: Reframing Youth Health and Wellbeing"
Abstract submission open Wednesday 2 September!
Conference Overview
The 2027 Youth Health Conference, hosted by the Australian Association for Adolescent Health (AAAH), will be held from 5–7 May 2027 at the QT Hotel, Gold Coast, Queensland.
This year’s conference theme is 'Beyond the Headlines: Reframing Youth Health and Wellbeing'. Young people are often defined by the challenges they face rather than the strengths they possess. This conference invites clinicians, researchers, educators, policymakers and community partners to reframe the conversation. Together, we will explore innovative, evidence-informed approaches that improve health, foster wellbeing, strengthen resilience and create communities where every young person can thrive.
The program will showcase current research, programs, policy and practice across healthcare, health research, health education and advocacy, and health policy, planning and workforce. Through oral presentations, posters and professional development workshops, the conference will create opportunities for multidisciplinary learning, collaboration and discussion on emerging issues affecting adolescent and young adult health and wellbeing.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation that will define our collective future.
SAVE THE DATE: May 5-7 May, 2027.
Main Conference dates are Wednesday 5, Thursday 6 and Friday 7 May 2027. Pre-Conference Workshops are on Friday 7 May 2027 afternoon.
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Key Deadlines
Abstract submission: Wednesday 2 September
Registration: Opening soon
Conference Dates: 5-7 May 2027
Are you a member?
Members benefit from discounted conference rates on both early and standard bookings.
By becoming a member of AAAH, organisations and individuals have the opportunity to be part of a movement to connect, advocate and build capacity for better adolescent health and wellbeing in Australia.

