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Speak up and make a complaint

Speak up and make a complaint

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Keeping Our Kids Safe: Cultural Safety and the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations (Guide)

Keeping Our Kids Safe: Cultural Safety and the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations (Guide)

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Child Safety | NHTSA

Child Safety | NHTSA

Child Information Sharing Scheme

Child Information Sharing Scheme

Classroom resources | eSafety Commissioner

Classroom resources | eSafety Commissioner

E-bikes

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Cyberbullying | eSafety Commissioner

Cyberbullying | eSafety Commissioner

Car and Road Safety | kidsafe Australia

Parental controls | eSafety Commissioner

Child grooming | eSafety Commissioner

**Mandatory national child safety training starts 27 February 2026. ** Read about what you must do to complete the training, and more, in this week’s sector newsletter: [https://msg.dese.gov.au/ecec/2026-01-14/01](https://msg.dese.gov.au/ecec/2026-01-14/01) | Australian Government Department of Education

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Government launches review of child safety in childcare

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National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy

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childsafetysolutionsaus (@childsafetysolutionsaus)’s videos with original sound - childsafetysolutionsaus

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Careers at DCJ

Our Child Safety Officers all have one thing in common — they aspire to make meaningful change in the lives of vulnerable children and young people. For Ashlii, it’s about hearing what the kids need. “Growing up, I was a child in care, and that experience allows me to see the importance of involving kids in the conversation.” Are you inspired to help vulnerable families make genuine and positive change so children can thrive? Explore a child safety officer career. | Child and Family Queensland

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NSW child safety laws have changed, and services must turn new legislation into day to day practice. That’s why we've just added new dates for our popular team training package, which includes: 📓 A 50 page implementation guide a practical mapping every change to the relevant regulation, enforcement date, required actions and implementation steps. 💻 A live 2-hour deep dive (with recording) plus a 1-hour follow-up to walk your team through the guide and a chance to share your questions. ❓Access

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National Swimming and Water Safety Framework

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**Do your families know they can get at least 36 hours of Child Care Subsidy (CCS) per fortnight for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in their care?** This is regardless of the family’s activity level. ☎️ Families can call the [Centrelink families line](https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/phone-us#families) to let Services Australia know a child in their care is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person. It is voluntary to do this. ℹ️ Families can find out more on the [Servic

226 viewsDec 4, 2023

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The blue card system

It’s National Child Protection Week. And this week, every conversation matters. Let’s speak up about how to promote a safe and supported life for every child, in every community, now and into the future. Conversations are powerful tools to keep children and young people safe and well. They help us understand issues, craft solutions, build knowledge and create social connections. We’re encouraging everyone to engage in important conversations around child protection and to learn how to support ch

5.4K viewsSep 1, 2024

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If your child is online, you should be having open and honest conversations about online safety. The AFP, in partnership with the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation and Neighbourhood Watch Australasia has released a new video to encourage these conversations between parents or guardians and children. If you are unsure where to start, here are some tips: 👉 Discuss what is ok to look at online and what is not 👉 Remind them that they should not meet ‘online friends’ in person 👉 Spen

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Every organisation working with children has a responsibility to prioritise safety without exception. This video focuses on what must change to ensure child safety is embedded into governance, culture and everyday practice, not treated as an add-on or compliance exercise. Thank you to Child Death Review Board members Divna Haslam and Beth McNamara, and Board Chair Luke Twyford, for sharing your thoughts on how the review can strengthen a culture of better safety for children. Learn more about th

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childsafety.gov.au on Instagram: "For victims and survivors, engaging with the media can be powerful. But it requires safety, respect, and accountability to be prioritised by media professionals. That’s why alongside guidance for journalists, we’ve developed resources to help victims and survivors understand their options, rights, and supports when sharing their stories publicly. In this video, people with lived experience speak about engaging with the media and why responsible reporting matters

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Pedestrian Safety

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What Is Safeguarding?

104.6K viewsOct 21, 2019

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Safety School - Safety helpers

51.5K viewsJan 30, 2019

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Safety School - Body clues

75.5K viewsFeb 4, 2019

YouTubeDaniel Morcombe Foundation Inc

Make Passenger Safety a Priority

207.1K viewsDec 22, 2014

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