Last month our office provided feedback on SA’s Safeguarding Taskforce Report – a report that examined and outlined gaps in the oversight and safeguarding for
Working in out-of-home care is challenging. We know so many of you are working hard every day to care for and support children and young
Hearing the voices of children and young people in residential care will be the focus of a new monitoring program that has kicked off this
Our advocates: Conrad Morris, Leila Plush and Sarah Meakin What is an advocate? As an advocate for children and young people in care we work
In 2016 Royal Commissioner Margaret Nyland made it clear there were serious concerns and risks for the many children and young people living in residential
As part of the Child and Young Person Visitor trial program we asked a group of young people who used to live in residential care
Making residential care facilities more ‘home-like’ with fewer residents, was just one of the many suggestions young people living in residential care made as part
Tell us about your role as the Guardian for Children and Young People and Training Centre Visitor. These two roles are separate but related. As
Children and young people in care have not always had the time and support they need to develop the knowledge, skills or confidence to express
2019 has been a busy year for our office. While we continued to work hard to promote and monitor the rights of South Australia’s children
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.