http://www.socwel.ku.edu/publications/Strengths/index.shtml
The University of Kansas, School of Social Welfare offers on this site a strengths perspective bibliography, which is useful for both novices and experts in the area.

http://nuforfamilies.unl.edu/
This is the University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension website called "NU For Families." The NU For Families website focuses on family strengths research involving more than 17,000 family members in 27 countries around the world. The site describes the qualities of strong families around the world. It has a growing number of short, sweet, and to-the-point 2-3-page articles on each of the strengths that can be used in educational programs. (Currently there are four articles on the site that people can use; 11 more will soon be added to the site, and by the end of the year, they will have a total of 27 family strengths articles on the site.) Also, the site has an American Family Strengths Inventory that takes people 8-10 minutes to fill out and gives them a good idea of the strengths that they perceive in their family, and the strengths that they would like to develop.

http://familystrengths.unl.edu
Each year in May, an Family Strengths International Symposium is held at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. This website provides details.

http://www.bettertogether.org/
Bettertogether.org is an initiative of the saguaro seminar on civic engagement in America at Harvard's university Kennedy School of Government. Check out their Story Collector page - a collection of stories about initiatives in the community to contribute to community well-being and resilience.

http://www.co-intelligence.org/P-assetbasedcommdev.html
The web-page of the Asset-Based Community Development Institute or ABCD for short. Provides information and resources on community development research based on the work of John Kretzmann and John L. McKnight. Their book 'Building Communities from the Inside Out' suggests that communities cannot be rebuilt by focusing on their needs, problems, and deficiencies. Rather, community building starts with the process of locating the assets, skills, and capacities of residents and local institutions. ABCD also have a internet discussion group.

http://www.cyfernet.org/research/resilreview.html
Reviews the concepts used in resiliency research and provides a resiliency bibliography.

http://www.cyfernet.org/research/resilient.html
Online article "Families under stress: What makes them resilient"

http://www.facs.gov.au/internet/facsinternet.nsf/aboutfacs/programs/sfsc-sfcs.htm
Stronger Families and communities strategy

http://www.goodbeginnings.net.au/main.php
Good Beginnings is Australia's most informed and researched national parenting
program. It helps and provides support for parents who are depressed, distressed,
isolated or experiencing problems that may disadvantage their children.

http://www.ecconnections.com.au/ 
This site is designed to make it easier to find reliable information, and encourage professionals to connect with one another.

http://www.aeca.org.au/
Australian Early Childhood Association - voice for young children.

http://svc250.bne115v.server-web.com/create_world/ctw2004/html/about.htm
The Coalition for Australia's Children.

http://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/bfinfo/control.html
Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA). The ABA website has a number of helpful articles, including one on "Controlling or Spoiling."