The Commission produces publications and seminars to support the development of built environments that reflect the needs of children and young people.
Working With Children Check
What's new
- News New Working With Children Check information session for people who work with kids in south-western Sydney 17/05/2013 more …
- Events Child Protection Week Awards: Nominations now open Start: 01/09/2013 End: 17/09/2013 more …
- Events Hornsby - 16 August - 2pm Start: 16/08/2013 more …
- Events Online Webinar - 27 June - 11am Start: 27/06/2013 more …
- Events Online Webinar - 27 June - 9.30am Start: 27/06/2013 more …
- Events Online Webinar - 21 June - 11am Start: 21/06/2013 more …
- Events Online Webinar - 21 June - 9.30am Start: 21/06/2013 more …
- News New Working With Children Check start date announced 02/05/2013 more …
- Events Sutherland - 18 July - 6pm Start: 18/07/2013 more …
- Events Sutherland - 18 July - 3pm Start: 18/07/2013 more …
The New Working With Children Check is coming soon
The Minister for Family and Community Services Pru Goward and Minister for Citizenship and Communities Victor Dominello have announced the new Working With Children Check will commence from 15 June 2013. The Ministers have also announced its legislative functions and operations will be located with the NSW Children’s Guardian, Ms Kerryn Boland.
The legislative processes that support these new arrangements are currently being progressed. The preparation work that supports the implementation of the new Check system remains unaffected and will continue as planned.
Minister Dominello has also indicated strong support for consultation with key stakeholders about developing a stronger advocacy and policy structure for children and young people.
Advocacy and research
Citizen Me!
Citizen Me! has been developed to help organisations, including government departments, meaningfully and effectively involve children and young people in their decision making.
A picture of NSW children
A picture of NSW children is an online databook that brings together extensive and important information about the lives of more than 1.6 million children in NSW from a range of major data sources.







