Child Safety Review
A structured assessment that gives you a clear, honest picture of where your organisation stands and a practical path forward.
Learn more →A comprehensive, independent assessment of your child safe systems — what's in place, what's working, and where the gaps are. Clear findings. Practical recommendations. No sugarcoating.
A formal audit is a thorough, evidence-based examination of your organisation's child safe systems, policies, practices, and culture — assessed against current legislation and the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations.
It goes deeper than a Child Safety Review. Where a Review gives you a starting picture, an Audit examines the detail — documentation, processes, staff understanding, reporting systems, and governance structures.
You receive a comprehensive written report with clear findings and prioritised recommendations.
We discuss the scope, purpose, and timeline of the audit
Relevant documentation is gathered and reviewed
Interviews and site visits are conducted where appropriate
Findings are assessed against current standards and legislation
A comprehensive written report is prepared
We walk leadership through the findings and answer questions
Implementation support is available if needed
Education and Community Services
We conducted a comprehensive child safe policy framework review for a large education and community services organisation operating across multiple sites. The work included site visits to observe physical environments, review of existing policies and procedures against current legislative standards, and assessment of how child safe practices were embedded across different locations and cohorts.
The process identified specific gaps in how policies were being applied across sites — particularly in environments where adult and under-18 learners shared spaces. A detailed written report outlined findings and provided a prioritised improvement plan the organisation could act on immediately.
Whether you're responding to an incident, meeting a regulatory requirement, or simply want confidence that your systems are genuinely robust — a formal audit gives you the clarity to act.