How to spot a child safe organisation
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Parents and carers play an important role in making sure their children are spending time in places that are safe.
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Parents
What parents need to know about the Working with Children Check
Introduction
There are times when a parent may need to hold or verify a Working with Children Check (WWCC) clearance.
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Parents
Reportable allegation against an employee
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The Reportable Conduct Scheme is focused on both preventing and responding to abuse of children by workers in organisations. This includes paid employees, volunteers and contractors delivering services to children.
Information about reportable conduct, the investigation process and your rights and responsibilities is available here if an allegation has been made against you.
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Employees and volunteers
How to report a concern
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As a child-related employee or volunteer you are in a unique position to raise issues, provide feedback and drive improvement to keep children and young people safe in organisations.
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Employees and volunteers
My part in creating Child Safe organisations
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A child safe culture is a set of values and practices that guide the attitudes and behaviour of all staff. Employees and volunteers in child-related organisations have an important part to play in building a child safe culture.
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Employees and volunteers
CSOCAS
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About the NSW Child Sex Offender Counsellors Accreditation Scheme.
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Organisations
How to apply for a WWCC
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Information on applying for a NSW Working with Children Check (WWCC).
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Working with children
How to renew your WWCC
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Information on renewing an existing Working with Children Check (WWCC). Your WWCC clearance lasts for 5 years.
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Working with children
WWCC information for organisations
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Information for organisations that require Working with Children Check clearances for their workers.
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Working with children
Apply for a WWCC
Introduction
Information for individuals, workers or volunteers who need a Working with Children Check
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Working with children
You can now renew your WWCC by using digital proof of identity – no need to visit a Service NSW Centre.
How to renew using digital proof of identity (POI)
You will need:
- A MyServiceNSW account with the WWCC service added
- 3 current identity documents including a NSW driver licence or photo card
- a device with a working front camera for face verification.
If you're renewing a paid WWCC, you will also need a credit card, debit card, PayPal or PayID account.
If you have an expired WWCC clearance or have changed your name on your identity documents since the last time you renewed your WWCC, you can't renew using digital proof of identity.
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