In our previous post, we quoted children and young people verbatim about some of their feelings about living in residential care. It is not always ‘easy listening’ but
Below are some quotes collected by Advocates from the Child and Young Person’s Visitor scheme while visiting with children and young people in residential care
New resources, available today, will give children and young people in residential care information about their right to make a complaint and be heard. Developed
We would like to share with you some of our favorite artworks from young Aboriginal people in residential care that have come to our notice
The Guardian’s Office received a record 96 in-mandate[1] requests for advocacy in the first quarter of the new year, representing 127 children and young people.
The ability to participate and have their voice heard is an important issue for Australia’s children and young people. This is a key principle of
Following up from Commissioner Nyland’s recommendation #136 in her August 2016 report on child protection systems in South Australia, the Guardian asked CREATE to ask
For CEO of West Coast Youth and Community Support (WCYCS), Jo Clark, the key to working with young people is listening to what they have
11 December 2017 This song lyric was offered to one of our advocates for publication by a young woman during a visit to a residential
11 July 2017 For abuse of a child to occur, the first necessary condition is that the child remain silent, that their voice not be
We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal People as the traditional owners
and custodians of the land we live and work on, their living culture and their unique role in the life of South Australia.