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Latest News
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New National Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Child Sexual Abuse welcomed
27/10/21The Department for Child Protection welcomes the National Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Child Sexual Abuse (2021-2030), launched by Prime Minister Scott Morrison. -
New report reveals strong progress on child protection initiatives
19/10/21Vulnerable South Australian families are receiving more support than ever before thanks to new, innovative programs and whole-of-government reforms being delivered across areas such as health, education, criminal justice, human services and child protection. -
Better support for young people leaving care is one step closer
07/10/21Young people with complex needs living in residential care will soon be able to take their next steps into adult life with greater confidence and support, thanks to an innovative new program to be trialled in South Australia. -
More residential care homes to make a difference for children and young people in regional SA
01/10/21More homes will be available for young people unable to live with their birth families in regional South Australia, with DCP set to expand its residential care services in the Riverland and Limestone Coast.
Department for Child Protection
https://www.childprotection.sa.gov.au
5 Dec 2021 6:09 am