For Parents | ChildSafe Australia

Facebook page for Parents

With so many current changes and the speed of change, it is important for us to protect our children and keep them safe.

We at ChildSafe Australia have set up this group to help support parents and build a community where we can all learn and support each other.

Please share this group with other parents as we really want to grow this base, so we can bring you more information to you, interviews with specialists and more…

We would love you to join, be respectful and get ready to share and learn with each other!

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Resources for kids

Educate2Empower Publishing is an international award winning niché children’s book publisher who specializes in children’s books on BODY SAFETY, CONSENT, GENDER EQUALITY, RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS, and SOCIAL and EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE.

You can access posters, activities, videos, statistics, articles and links for parents, caregivers and educators to help teach children messages crucial to their development and safety by clicking the button below:

Cybersecurity

We are living in strange times. In these extended period of isolation, we have developed some resources for you as parents to help you and your family navigate the online world.

E-SAFETY COMMISSIONER INTERNATIONAL ADVICE UNITED FOR PARENTS

This guide covers some of the key online safety issues for young people and includes a range of practical tips and advice on what to do if things go wrong. It covers common online safety issues like managing time online, using parent controls and setting and responding to issues like cyberbullying, inappropriate content, sending nudes and contact from strangers.

Five safety questions

We at ChildSafe have developed a set of five questions for parents to ask organisations about their child’s safety.

It is not okay anymore for parents to just drop their children off at an organisation without asking how that organisation will keep them safe. There are too many statistics about abuse being in organisations even to the point where we had a Royal Commission into Institutional responses to child sexual abuse. As parents, it’s important that you are vigilant and aware of what an organisation should be doing to keep your children safe. In asking these questions you help to keep the organisation accountable.