Domestic and family violence is never acceptable. If you are – or someone you know is – experiencing domestic and family violence, reach out for support.
Frontline sexual and domestic violence sectors can now apply for a one-off grant to respond to the additional challenges and complexities posed by COVID-19.
New videos explaining the National Redress Scheme, how to access support and how to apply for redress are now available for sharing.
Practicing good hygiene, like washing your hands and covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze, can help stop coronavirus from spreading. Find out more.
Young Queenslanders said they want parents and carers to ‘Stand by us’ to navigate cyberbullying together. Get advice and support.
The resources will help victims, their friends and family know the signs of abuse, where to get help and how to provide support.
Fostering needs people with extraordinary hearts. People just like you. View the stories of real foster carer families and find out how to become one.
Changing Tracks 2020-2022 continues to set the vision for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people to grow up safe, loved and cared for in family, community and culture.
There are lots of great ways to stay safe online when you are at home. Visit the Office of the eSafety Commissioner website for a range of tips and advice.
Find out what Queenslanders had to say about proposed changes to the Child Protection Act 1999.
The Charter reflects the Queensland Government’s commitment to engage with young people in a genuine and meaningful way.
View the Supporting Families Changing Futures 2019-2023 5-year whole-of-government strategy for the final stage of the 10-year child and family reform program.
People who have experienced institutional child sexual abuse can apply to the National Redress Scheme.
Queenslanders experiencing or impacted by domestic and family violence can visit the Queensland Government domestic violence online portal as a single point of access for information, services and support.
Learn more about our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander storytelling artwork featured on many of our resources and publications.
If you are a foster or kinship carer, browse through our new online information to find all you need to know to help you care for, and provide a safe and healthy environment for, a child or young person who is placed with you.
Legislation changes allow Child Safety to provide information to people who are, or have been in out-of-home care, parents and guardians, the police and interstate child welfare authorities.
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