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National Principles of Child Safe Organisations

The National Principles for Child Safe Organisations outline ten core principles aimed at creating a child-safe culture within organisations that work with children. They provide a nationally consistent approach to promoting child safety and wellbeing.

Overview

The National Principles for Child Safe Organisations establish ten core principles designed to foster child safety and wellbeing within organisations engaging with children. These principles are rooted in the recommendations of the Royal Commission into child safety and aim to standardize practices across Australia. They emphasize creating environments where children feel respected, valued, and protected, while addressing broader child safety and wellbeing concerns. The principles are designed to be adaptable across various sectors to enhance the protection of children.

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