Resources

A checklist of questions parents and carers can ask of potential specialised substitute residential care agencies to help determine if they are child safe.

Information agencies may like to give parents about SSRC. Specialised substitute residential care (SSRC) is where a child or young person’s family consents to an agency providing or arranging overnight respite care for their child away from their usual home.

Know what your child's employer is required to do to keep your child safe on set.

Brochure outlining the signs of a child safe person you might choose to work with your child in 10 languages: 
Arabic (عربي), Filipino, Greek (Ελληνικά), Italian (Italiano), Simplified Chinese (中文), Traditional Chinese (文言), Spanish (Español), Turkish (Türkçe), Vietnamese (tiếng Việt) and Hindi ( हिन्दी )

Brochure outlining the signs of a child safe organisation in 10 languages:
Arabic (عربي), Filipino, Greek (Ελληνικά), Italian (Italiano), Simplified Chinese (中文), Traditional Chinese (文言), Spanish (Español), Turkish (Türkçe), Vietnamese (tiếng Việt) and Hindi ( हिन्दी )

Information for parents about the SAFE Series program and how they can support their child.

Information for parents about choosing child safe services for children with disability.

What parents of children with disability can do to help decide whether a person or organisation is suitable to work with their child.

What you can look for when choosing a person or organisation to work with your child (Indigenous theme)