Welcome to NSW Children Services in Australia
Unlike many other countries, in Australia protection training is not mandatory for professionals or volunteers who work with children and young people. This means teachers, sports coaches and even social workers may never have received training relating to child abuse and neglect, how to recognize the signs of abuse, and how to respond if risk is identified.
This is the reason NSW Children Welfare has existed since 2023 – to upskill those working and interacting with children, young people and their families and whānau so they are able to identify risks concerning vulnerability and abuse and have the knowledge and confidence to take appropriate action.
NSW Children Welfare works with all sectors including professionals, community organizations, families and whānau, to deliver training, provide advice regarding policy and procedures, and recommend resources regarding child protection issues. Education of all sectors of our community is essential in reducing abuse and neglect in Australia.
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NSW Children Services Inc. is a registered Charitable Trust, and a Private Training Establishment.
Helping Hand Needy Children
Every child has access to realize their full potential through quality education and holistic learning to become young, empowered leaders in the urban and the rural segments, to contribute towards a self-reliant Australia
To prepare less privileged children of NSW, Australia through holistic support to succeed in a rapidly changing environment.
Children Education
Ensuring that children go to school and complete their education
Health & Nutrition
Increasing access to proper nutrition and
quality healthcare
Safety & Protection
Addressing issues like child labor, child trafficking
and abuse
Child Participation
Creating an environment where children’s voices are heard and considered
Not all children get an equal start in life.
Today, one in six Australian children and young people are living in poverty, where even life’s basics are hard to come by.
When families are experiencing financial disadvantage children can fall behind with their learning, leaving them more vulnerable to experiencing hardship themselves later in life.
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The father of John expressed his gratitude for the staff at the center. Despite challenges, they accommodated his situation, making it easier for him to keep him at the NSW Children’s Services.
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Suite 207, 30 Campbell St, Blacktown, NSW 2148