This practice guide is designed to strengthen the capacity of staff in out-of-home care services to actively support and promote the online safety of children and young people in their care.
The Safe and Secure practice guide and framework has been developed through two decades of support to children affected by violence and abuse. The framework offers a sequenced, relationship-based approach to healing and has a specific focus on the mother and child relationship as a significant element of recovery from trauma.
This evaluation provides an overview of the Foundation’s impact with its partners in keeping children and young people safe. Conducted by the Centre for Social Impact, University of Western Australia, this was a unique study, grounded in qualitative research with organisations who have worked with the Foundation to build capacity and culture to better support the wellbeing and safety of children and young people who engage in their services.
Our Safeguarding Children Services have designed this freely downloadable poster for use in organisations who offer services to children and young people.
This discussion guide is designed to support young people, carers, and professionals reflect on the experiences shared in Belonging: The Search for Identity in the Australian Foster Care System.
This chatterbox game invites us to play and learn about the meaning of comfort and calm. It also offers invitations to practice breath-based and comfort-focused activities.
