On Monday 22 October 2018 at 10am AEST, the Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon Scott Morrison MP, will deliver the National Apology to Victims and Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse at Parliament House…

This week Bravehearts CEO Wilma James and the Bravehearts Education Team attended a special event at Bracknell Primary School to celebrate ‘Ditto’s Keep Safe Adventure Show’ seeing its 100,001st Tasmanian child, and to thank the…

For National Child Protection Week, Australia’s leading child protection advocate Bravehearts, today launched their FREE Personal Safety Parents’ Guide to help Australian parents better protect their children. Every 90 minutes a child is substantiated as…

DITTO IS AT IT AGAIN – TEACHING CHILDREN PERSONAL SAFETY in QLD schools from August 6 to 11 thanks to our partnership with the Gladstone CIB with funding from the Suncorp Bank Safer Queensland Community…

From 6 – 24 August – Over 21 days Claude “Mowerman” Harvey will travel 800 Kilometres through 15 towns and cities including: Townsville, Ingham, Cardwell, Tully, Innisfail, Millaa Millaa, Mt Garnet, Ravenshoe, Malanda, Atherton, Dimbulah,…

Because of Her, We Can! This is the theme of 2018’s NAIDOC Week, held nationally from 8 July to 15 July. The theme acknowledges and celebrates the integral role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women…

Bravehearts, Queensland Family and Child Commission and Queensland Police Service launch new online reporting tool for kids! Today, Bravehearts, Australia’s leading child protection charity, in partnership with the Out of the Dark Program at the…

Are you the mother of a child that has been sexually assaulted? Would you like the opportunity to contribute to research in this area? Bravehearts is assisting with a University of Sydney PhD research project…

Are you a survivor who has been through the criminal justice process? We are seeking survivors for telephone interviews on community safety We are interested in hearing what survivors of sexual abuse, including child sexual…

A research project, undertaken by PhD student Amelia Boyers and her supervisor Doctor Susan Heward-Belle at the University of Sydney, are looking at the experiences of women who have mothered children who have displayed harmful…