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NATIONAL OFFICE FOR CHILD SAFETY


ONE TALK AT A TIME


ONE TALK AT A TIME

Conversations with children, young people and other adults have the power to
prevent child sexual abuse.

Find out how






THE SHADOWS OF THE WEB

The Shadows of the Web: Protecting our children in the digital world is a
documentary produced by Blackfisch with support from the Australian Government.
It raises awareness of Australia’s response to the increasing and changing
threat of online child sexual exploitation and abuse in Australia.


ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN

'One Talk at a Time' aims to help prevent child sexual abuse by encouraging
adults to learn about the issue and have ongoing, proactive, preventative
conversations with children, young people and other adults.


GET THE FACTS

This fact sheet provides information and statistics to learn more about child
sexual abuse. It helps to dispel common myths and misconceptions, and help
people understand the role they can play in protecting children and young
people.






WHAT WE DO


WHAT WE DO

The National Office for Child Safety (NOCS) leads the development and
implementation of national priorities to protect children and young people from
child sexual abuse, and support victims and survivors.

What we do






Learn about child sexual abuse

Understanding what child sexual abuse is, how it occurs, and how to create safer
environments for children and young people is an important step in preventing
it.




Get support

If you, or someone you know, has been impacted by child sexual abuse or you are
concerned about a child's safety, there are services and resources available to
help.




Make a report

Find out how to report if you are concerned about a child’s safety.









IMPACT OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE

The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual
 Abuse (Royal
Commission) uncovered the hidden nature, complex causes and significant impacts
of child sexual abuse in institutions in Australia. During the Royal
Commission's private sessions, victims and survivors reported 3 main impacts of
institutional child sexual abuse:

69 %

Mental health

48 %

Relationships

40 %

Education and finances

Find out more






RESOURCES

NATIONAL STRATEGY TO PREVENT AND RESPOND TO CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 2021-2030

The National Strategy provides a nationally coordinated, strategic framework for
preventing and responding to child sexual abuse. It seeks to reduce the risk,
extent and impact of child sexual abuse and related harms in Australia and
considers child sexual abuse in all settings, including within families, online
and within organisations.







ROYAL COMMISSION


ROYAL COMMISSION

For 5 years, the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual
Abuse inquired into how institutions with a responsibility for children managed
and responded to allegations and instances of child sexual abuse. The Royal
Commission’s 2017 final report made 409 recommendations to improve laws,
policies and practices to prevent and better respond to child sexual abuse.  

Royal Commission







LATEST UPDATES

NEW RESOURCE - PRACTICE GUIDE FOR WORKERS AND ORGANISATIONS

19 June 2024
The practice guide provides evidence-based information and resources to help
shape how workers and organisations respond to victims and survivors of child
sexual abuse of all ages.
FINAL CONSULTATION SUMMARIES ON A NATIONAL POINT OF REFERRAL NOW AVAILABLE

2 April 2024
The consultation summaries provide a summary of feedback we heard from
government and non-government stakeholders about the design and delivery of a
national point of referral to assist victims, survivors and the community
looking for information and support.
LAUNCH OF STANDARDS FOR SERVICES RESPONDING TO CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE

6 September 2023
We engaged the Australian Centre for Child Protection at the University of South
Australia to develop the national Minimum Practice Standards: Specialist and
Community Support Services Responding to Child Sexual Abuse, which are now
available.
REPORTING ON CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE – GUIDANCE FOR MEDIA AND VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS

We commissioned the University of Canberra News and Media Research Centre to
develop evidence‑based media guides to encourage responsible reporting on child
sexual abuse and support victims and survivors engaging with the media.
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IF YOU OR A CHILD ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER, CALL TRIPLE ZERO (000).

Information on reporting child safety concerns can be found on our Make a report
page.




GET SUPPORT

The information on this website may bring up strong feelings and questions for
many people. There are many services available to assist you. A detailed list of
support services is available on our Get support page.


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