Child safety is a paramount concern that demands the attention of every responsible individual, including organisations. Ensuring the well-being of children should be a top priority for any entity that…
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Children in ChildSafe environments
ChildSafe empowers organisations to prevent harm and abuse to children and young people. Organisations have a wide range of compliance requirements in providing child safe environments. ChildSafe assist organisations to understand these requirements, engage staff and volunteers, and discover how to address program-specific risks in your unique, practical environment.
ChildSafe Online training modules
ChildSafe has developed a range of online training designed to assist people who require the flexibility of self-paced learning. Course materials are easily accessed via the ChildSafe Learning Portal.
- Certificate on completion
- Courses are self-paced
- Learn on mobile, laptop or computer
- Learn anywhere, anytime
- Modules are developed with multiple segments making it easy to see your progress
- Modules are designed with various learning methods, including interactive activities, videos and quizzes
- Includes integrated quiz to validate learning
- All courses have been designed by experienced child safety learning specialists
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Course delivery
Online Self Paced training suitable for ALL STAFF and VOLUNTEERS.
Certificate on Completion
Online Self Paced Course for Individual Learners
Developing policies and procedures
Resources to turn policies into procedures, processes and actions.
Child safety standards
What are the child safety standards for your organisation, club or association?
Risk management tools
SMO framework to empower your organisation’s child safety practices.
Information for your sector
ChildSafe Australia supports the following standards throughout our training and systems.
ChildSafe empower organisations to become Child Safe Organisations.
The National Office for Child Safety was created in response to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. The Australian Government released the 10 National Child Safety Principles and, from this framework, the Australian Human Rights Commission developed Child Safe Organisations.
The AHRC principles are being adopted by each State and Territory (by the 2019 COAG agreement) to guide organisations working with children.
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Organisational sites registered
41,373
Leaders of children
28,149
Leaders trained
Organisations we have worked with
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