Child Protection Resources
Parenting Tips and Advice
At Family Safe Solutions, we believe that knowledge is power. Our resources are designed to help families, carers, and professionals navigate the child protection system, understand their rights, and access the support they need. Explore our guides, FAQs, and links to trusted organisations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some common questions about Family Safe Solutions.
We provide family time supervision, parenting capacity assessments, kinship carer assessments, and consulting services.
Our services are available to families, carers, legal representatives, child protection agencies, and government departments who require professional support in family preservation, assessments, and supervised family time.
We operate remotely but can provide both in-person and virtual support depending on the type of service required.
You can contact us via phone or email to book an appointment.
We provide guidance to families engaged with DCJ, helping them understand their rights, responsibilities, and options. Our goal is to support families in making informed decisions that prioritise child safety and well-being.
Most assessments are completed within 4–6 weeks, depending on complexity.
We evaluate your ability to provide a safe and nurturing environment for the child, including home visits and interviews.
Family time supervision allows children in out-of-home care to maintain safe and meaningful contact with their parents or guardians. Our trained professionals ensure visits are conducted in a safe, child-focused, and supportive environment.
The frequency and duration of supervised visits are typically determined by DCJ, the courts, or case managers based on the child's best interests and case requirements.
Yes, we incorporate cultural considerations in our assessments and services, ensuring Aboriginal families receive culturally safe and appropriate support.
Pricing varies based on the service provided. Please contact us for a detailed quote.
Yes, we accept referrals from DCJ, legal representatives, and child protection agencies.
Helpful Resources
In this section, you can address common questions efficiently.
Safety Planning Guides
- Domestic Violence Safety Planning - NSW Government
A step-by-step guide to creating personalised safety plans for individuals and families experiencing domestic violence. Includes risk assessment tools and emergency contact strategies. - Safety Planning for Families - Women’s Legal Service NSW
Practical advice for families to develop safety plans that protect children and caregivers, with a focus on legal rights and trauma-informed approaches.
Domestic Violence Information
- Domestic Violence Resources - 1800RESPECT (Australia)
24/7 national counseling and support service for those affected by domestic violence. Offers confidential advice, safety planning, and referrals to local services. - Domestic Violence - NSW Police Force
Guidance on reporting domestic violence, obtaining protection orders, and accessing emergency support in New South Wales.
Child Development Resources
- Raising Children Network (Australia)
Evidence-based parenting tips, child development milestones, and strategies to support children’s emotional, social, and physical well-being. - NSW Department of Education - Early Childhood Education
Resources for parents and carers on early learning, school readiness, and fostering cognitive and emotional development in young children.
Parenting Tips and Advice
- Parenting Support - The Parenthood
Community-driven advice and workshops to help parents build strong, nurturing relationships with their children. - Parenting Strategies - Australian Parenting Website
Practical tools for managing challenging behaviors, promoting positive discipline, and fostering resilience in children. - Parenting and Child Health - NSW Health
Expert guidance on child health, nutrition, immunizations, and developmental screenings for families in NSW.
Legal Rights Information
- Legal Aid NSW - Family Law
Free legal advice and representation for families navigating custody disputes, child protection matters, and domestic violence cases. - Domestic Violence Legal Support - Women’s Legal Service NSW
Specialised legal assistance for women and children affected by domestic violence, including protection orders and family law advocacy. - Legal Aid Australia - Know Your Rights
Simplified explanations of legal rights and responsibilities for families involved with child protection services.
Mental Health Resources
- Headspace (Youth Mental Health Support)
Confidential counseling and online resources for young people aged 12–25 dealing with stress, anxiety, or depression. - Beyond Blue (Mental Health Resources)
Nationally recognized support for mental health challenges, including tailored resources for parents and carers. - NSW Mental Health Services
Statewide directory of crisis helplines, counseling services, and mental health programs for families in NSW.
Financial Assistance Information
- Centrelink Services - Financial Support
Government programs offering financial aid for families, including parenting payments and crisis support. - Financial Counselling Australia
Free, independent advice on managing debt, budgeting, and accessing emergency financial relief. - Salvation Army Financial Support
Emergency assistance for families in crisis, including food vouchers, utility bill support, and housing aid.
Housing Support Resources
- NSW Department of Communities and Justice - Housing
Assistance for families facing homelessness, including social housing applications and rental support programs. - Homelessness Support - NSW Government
Immediate help for families at risk of homelessness, including temporary accommodation and case management. - Your Community Housing - Affordable Housing in NSW
Long-term housing solutions and tenancy support for low-income families in the Broken Hill region.
Educational Materials for Children
- Kids Helpline - Child Safety Resources
Age-appropriate tools to help children understand personal safety, recognise unsafe situations, and seek help. - Bravehearts - Child Protection Education
Programs empowering children to protect themselves from abuse through education and awareness. - The Line - Respectful Relationships for Young People
Interactive resources teaching teens about healthy relationships, consent, and boundary-setting. - National Centre for Child Protection - Resources for Children
Activities and guides to help children learn about their rights and stay safe in different environments.
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