The Guardian’s Office celebrates 2011 International Human Rights Day with the launch of six sets of flashcards for teaching children and young people with disabilities about their rights. The cards
The Year in Review 2010-11 is a concise summary of the year for children and young people in care as seen through the work of
Children’s Commissioners and Guardians from around Australia had their latest twice-yearly gathering in Sydney on 7 and 8 November. The Australian Children’s Commissioners and Guardians
Gendered violence is violence inflicted or suffered on the basis of gender differences. It is commonly used to mean violence against women and girls – but it
In the 12 months up to June 2011, over 90 children and young people in care completed a short survey on how much they participated in the
The Guardian’s 2011-15 Strategic Plan is available in PDF.
The Charter of Rights guarantees important rights for all children and young people in care. The question facing the Guardian’s Office, among many other agencies,
Because I love them and they’re the most closest people to me; they’re important to me (young person in interview, 2011) Siblings are very important
In 2010-11 the Office of the Guardian audited 246 annual reviews in total, conducted in 16 Families SA offices. This was 12 per cent of the
Lifeline, perhaps more widely known for its national phone support services, has had a minor revolution in the way its Mt Gambier team of financial
We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal People as the traditional owners
and custodians of the land we live and work on, their living culture and their unique role in the life of South Australia.