Shaping a safe, secure and stable future for Australia's children

6 – 9 December 2022 | Duxton Hotel, Perth

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Event Overview

What is this event about?

Australia has the highest rate of child removals in the world with the prevalence of child abuse, neglect and trauma still on an alarming rise. Indigenous children are 9.5 times more likely to be removed by child protection authorities than non-Indigenous children.

 

 

Recent review and reform of the child protection system has focused on creating an integrated service system, incorporating Indigenous knowledge and culture into service delivery, enhancing collaboration, implementing prevention and intervention models and developing appropriate pathways for children’s future.

 

 

Third Sector’s 5th National Child Protection Forum 2022 will focus on developing strategies to respond to the pressure of demand at the “front end” of child protection services, deliver quality out-of-home care, support children who have undergone trauma or experienced a traumatic event and provide staff with the tools necessary to perform their respective roles.

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Agenda

6 – 9 December 2022 | Duxton Perth

Speakers

Rose Milthorpe
Pippa Milthorpe
Elisha Rose
Policy and Engagement Manager
Adopt Change
Josephine Martin
Director
Play Therapy Northern Territory
Allan Ball
National Director
White Ribbon Australia
Robyn Antenucci
Director
Communicare
Amy Barrett
Managing Lawyer
Knowmore
Andrea Coleman
Detective a/Superintendent Investigations, Western Command
Western Command
Amber Anderson
UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador

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What our Clients Say

Jodie FarrowACT Child and YouthProtection Services
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"I really enjoyed the forum. It was an important reminder as to how the removal of Aboriginal children and the engagement with child protective services has on the child, the family and the community.."
Judith WilkinsonKey Assets
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"Conference was valuable. Glad I attended. Hosts on the day were very helpful and friendly.."
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