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Individual advocacy and the Charter of Rights

picture of the first page of the fact sheetThe skill and persistence of an advocate is an important way to ensure that the voice of a young person in care is heard and their rights are addressed.

The new fact sheet Individual advocacy and the Charter of Rights contains information, examples and additional resources for advocates focussing on what is involved and how the Charter can help.

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I have the right to be safe and well cared for.

As a child and young person in care, you have special rights. These are rules that should be followed so you can grow up happy, healthy and achieving your dreams.

If you feel that your rights are not being met, and you are not being listened to, we can help.