• In 2006 NAPCAN launched its new social change initiative Child Friendly Australia HERE promoting child friendly community action networks, child friendly initiatives, together with programs, microgrants, and local tools to build the resilience of children and their families.
• Coordinated National Child Protection Week HERE since 1990
• Conducted award-winning prevention campaigns including; Talking Baby TV campaign, It's Not OK to Shake Babies, Stopping It Starts With Us [with Marie Claire] Don't Just Stand There TV campaign, and now Children See Children Do. Each of these campaigns can be viewed on the Child Friendly Australia website
• Distributed over 20 million prevention tools (brochures,  posters, videos) MORE
• Established Good Beginnings Australia  -  an organisation working directly with at risk families
• Produced a range of indigenous prevention booklets and posters Using Aboriginal Art to Teach with the help of Indigenous teacher and artist Tex Skuthorpe
• Conducted  family and community workshops right across Australia
• Hosted International, national and state conferences including the 2004 ISPCAN [International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect] Congress attended by 1200 delegates from 71 countries MORE
• Built networks of 8 state & territory offices, 37 regional groups, 670 volunteers, 800 members, 73 government agencies, 8,000 organisations and 400 donors
• Developed formidable Advisory Council , Board, a National Child Protection Week Steering Committee and in 2006 National and State and Territory National Child Protection Week Partnerships MORE

ISPCAN 15th International Congress on Child Abuse & Neglect
Working Together for a Child Safe World

The Congress was held 19-22 September, 2004 at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, and co hosted by International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect and the National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (National Partner of ISPCAN)

A "child safe world" is a world where children are free from all forms of abuse and exploitation by adults and other children and young people. It is also a world where children receive adequate care, resources and attention.

"Working together" recognises that abuse and neglect are complex problems that call for the mobilisation of many kinds of skills and resources. Professionals and communities need each other to forge effective responses, and both need to be able to see the world through the eyes of children and young people to share ideas and experiences from across the global community about protecting children in a way that welcomes children and young people as valued participants.

The program can be downloaded in two parts:Program A (2.6 meg) HERE and Program B (1.7 meg) HERE