Whether you’re a community member, parent, or organisation, find out below how you can get involved this National Child Protection Week and discover the resources available to help you take action for children’s safety today.
Download the 2026 posters
Want a physical copy posted to you? You can also order a poster, and we’ll deliver it for free.
Download email signature here
Full E-kit coming soon
We are currently developing our 2026 webinar series. Watch this space.
Check out the range of activities and events helping to build safe and supportive communities for children and families.
Add your own event - we would love to hear what you are doing in your community.
General prevention tiles
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Enter the NCPW2 art activity!
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The 2025 Children’s Activity Booklet is available now!
The booklet includes a wide range of activities to engage children, families and child-focused organisations in National Child Protection Week.
Click to download the activity booklet and colouring in posters:
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Loving the posters and wanting to get those colouring pencils out?
Click to download the activity booklet and colouring in posters:
The 2025 Children’s Activity Booklet is available now!
The booklet includes a wide range of activities to engage children, families and child-focused organisations in National Child Protection Week.
Click to download:
Thank you to the hundreds of organisations who have sent in their logos and words about how they’ll be supporting National Child Protection Week.
Use our yellow community tiles to discuss the importance of community. Find your community from the list, or contact us.
If you have an activity or project that helps to support children, National Child Protection Week is a great opportunity to promote your work. You can also contact NAPCAN for quotes, comments or interviews, we have a range of spokespeople available.
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Stay tuned for this year’s videos of support
In the meantime, view previous years’ messages:
Child abuse and neglect is a very challenging topic.
If you need more information about how to get support for yourself or others, you can find a list of services on NAPCAN’s Support Page.
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