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Our 2022-23 Annual Report is now available. See how your support and donations help transform the lives of children and young people across Australia: childhood.org.au/why-us/annual-…

Creating a world that allows all children and young people to thrive means championing fairness and equity in our work with them. The quote in this image is from our 2022 International Childhood Trauma Conference, featuring Cindy Blackstock.

Happy, healthy, resilient, contented children thrive in the context of a lasting parental bond in a safe, loving, nurturing home. Read our blog to find out how parenting is the most important job in the world but, thankfully, it is not a job done alone. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2023/1…

It can take an enormous amount of vulnerability for a child or young person to disclose that they have been sexually abused. It is vital they feel believed and supported. Read on for suggestions about responding to a child who has disclosed sexual abuse. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2023/1…

Balancing lived experience and professional roles when supporting vulnerable children is often overlooked, leading to workforce shortages and high turnover. Our latest blog explores how this can be addressed through trauma-informed organisational design. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2023/1…

For caregivers during the Christmas period, finding the balance between sensitivity of children and young peoples' emotions while embracing the holiday spirit can be a complex and delicate task. Our latest blog offers some helpful advice. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2023/1…

We know that play is a powerful tool for little ones' learning, growth and wellbeing, but what about for grown-ups? You can read this special story about the power of play for children and adults alike on our blog. 🎨 professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2023/1…

Listening to children and young people helps them feel safe, respected, and heard. The quote in this image is from our 2022 International Childhood Trauma Conference, featuring Judy Atkinson.

For traumatised children and young people, returning to school can be a time of uncertainty and fear. So, how can we support these students to ease into the new year more comfortably? This blog offers some helpful advice for the transition back to school. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2017/0…

Feeling emotionally safe is essential to children's ability to learn and grow. A sense of safety provides children with the freedom explore, feel, connect with others and ultimately develop their sense of self.

Today we stand as allies with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, clients and partners and recognise the impact this day has for them and their communities.

Advocating for and enabling children and young people to have a voice and to participate in decisions that affect them builds a culture and an environment that aims to protect young people from harm and abuse. Learn more in our latest blog. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2024/0…

Can we really 'bounce back' after experiencing trauma? Let's shift our approach to trauma recovery for children. Instead of urging them to 'bounce back', the priority should be for adults to take responsibility to aid their recovery. professionals.childhood.org.au/prosody/2024/0…

We have launched our very own therapeutic foster care services in Western Australia! Join us in shaping a brighter future for vulnerable children and young individuals. Explore more or get involved: bit.ly/3TxG9KH

It is with the heaviest of hearts and deep sadness that we need to let you know that Joe Tucci, our CEO, passed away on Wednesday. Relationships and connection were at the core of who Joe was and who we are. For this reason, we know his loss will be felt deeply.

Thank you for your kindness and support since the passing of our CEO Joe Tucci. We are proud to be part of his continued legacy championing the rights, safety and agency of children and young people. We will continue, upholding the values, strength, and passion that Joe embodied.

Today we share the Home Time campaign, a movement launched a couple of weeks ago that aims to support the almost 40,000 children and young people aged between 15 and 24 years old who are alone and have nowhere to live. Learn more: hometime.org.au

Janise Mitchell has officially been appointed CEO of Australian Childhood Foundation, following the passing of Dr Joe Tucci. Janise and Joe worked closely together for over 28 years, driven by their passion and commitment to advocating for children. bit.ly/3QIQIsv

We've joined nationwide groups urging federal, state, and territory ministers to unlock housing for 16-24 year-olds with nowhere to live. We're calling for dedicated tenancies, linked support services, and more to combat youth homelessness. hometime.org.au

After many years of dedicated international service in protecting and supporting children and young people, Child Wise has officially closed its doors. It has moved under the umbrella of AustralianChildhood and no longer operates as a separate organisation: bit.ly/48KmZqQ 🧡