7th National Child Protection Forum

See you next year!

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Event overview

Third Sector’s 8^th National Child Protection Forum will focus on leveraging education, collaboration and understanding to sharpen child protection via equity, inclusiveness and respect. This forum will accelerate the implementation of existing commitments made to children and advocate discussion between government, community services, legal and justice systems to provide strong policy and implementation of service on protecting Australia’s children.

Attend this Forum and learn how to:

As we finalise the agenda for this exciting event, we’re on the lookout for dynamic case studies and speakers that will inspire and educate. If you have a story to share or know of someone who does, please don’t hesitate to reach out and let us know!

Who Should Attend

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Sectors:

Federal, state and
local government

Legal /Justice /
Family Law Services

Not-for-Profits

Aboriginal corporations
and services

Community Organisations organisations

Peak bodies, associations and advocacy groups

What our Attendees say

The conference enhanced my practice and knowledge in keeping children and families safe in our current and changing climate of safety concerns

It was a very good! It covered a broad range of topics of interest to people with detailed knowledge and practice and those with interest in systemic approaches and improvements to those systems.

I appreciated hearing about different programmes and perspectives from across the country. The conference provided a great deal of food for thought that I intend to share within my own organisation.

300+

Attendees

0+

Speakers

0+

Sessions

3

Streams

Event overview

Attend this Forum and learn how to:

Deepen collaborative cross-sector and Indigenous partnerships to strengthen outcomes for children

Deliver trauma-informed support services that are focused on the wellbeing of children, families and carers

Ensure children's voices are amplified in the decision-making process

Optimise preventative and early intervention strategies to maximise the wellbeing of at-risk children

Who Should Attend

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