Application process
Introduction
An overview of how we process and assess Working with Children Check (WWCC) applications.
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Working with children
Proof of identity
Introduction
Proof of identity requirements for anyone applying for or renewing their Working with Children Check.
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Working with children
Child Safe Standards monitoring and enforcement
Introduction
The Office of the Children’s Guardian is responsible for regulating organisations that must comply with the Child Safe Scheme. We make sure that these organisations are implementing and meeting the Child Safe Standards to keep children safe.
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Child safe standards
How to meet the Standards
Introduction
The Office of the Children’s Guardian provides free training and resources to support child-related organisations.
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Child safe standards
Who the Child Safe Standards apply to
Introduction
All child-related organisations will benefit from implementing the Child Safe Standards. However, there are many organisations in NSW that must implement the Child Safe Standards under the Child Safe Scheme.
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Child safe standards
Children in statutory out-of-home care
Introduction
Out-of-home care is provided to children and young people who are unable to live with their own families. Foster carers take on the responsibilities of a parent for a period of time, to provide a safe family environment for children and young people needing care.
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Parents
About overnight respite care
Introduction
Information on overnight respite care for your child outside the family home.
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Parents
Children's modelling and acting
Introduction
In NSW there are specific laws to protect the safety and wellbeing of children under the age of 16 years who are employed as actors, performers, and models.
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Parents
How parents can raise a concern
Introduction
If you are concerned that an individual or an organisation is not acting in the best interests of the children they are providing services for, there are a number of things you can do.
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Parents
How to spot a child safe organisation
Introduction
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
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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