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Keeping children and young people with disability safe – social media tiles

Social media tiles are available for download as part of the Stakeholder Kit for organisations to share educational videos aimed at keeping children and young people with disability safe when engaging with organisations.

 

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Best for Instagram posts

Child safety is everyone's responsibility
Respecting Identity
Disability is not always visible
Disability is not always visible
Safe heard and respected
Respected included and valued
Culture and identity respected
My body belongs to me
Voices are heard and valued
Child friendly and accessible complaints

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Best for Instagram stories and reels

Child safety is everyone’s responsibility
Respecting Identity
Disability is not always visible
Disability is not always visible
Safe heard and respected
Respected included and valued
Culture and identity respected
My body belongs to me
Voices are heard and valued
Child friendly and accessible complaints

Dimensions 1080 x 1080px

Best for LinkedIn posts and Facebook posts

Child safety is everyone’s responsibility
Respecting Identity
Disability is not always visible
Disability is not always visible
Safe heard and respected
Respected included and valued
Culture and identity respected
My body belongs to me
Voices are heard and valued
Child friendly and accessible complaints

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Child safe organisations: implementing the National Principles for children and young people with disability

If you or a child are in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000).

Information on reporting child safety concerns can be found on our Make a report page.

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