Daniel Morcombe Foundation IncRegistered

The principal activity of the Daniel Morcombe Foundation is the prevention of child physical, sexual and emotional abuse through the following key programs: Keeping Kids Safe Resources The Foundation is continually involved in the ongoing development and delivery of resources for parents, carers, and other community members aimed at preventing child sexual, physical and emotional abuse. These include materials and tools that support individuals to: Identify and respond appropriately to abusive behaviors Safety plan for the purpose of harm prevention Promote help seeking behaviours from victims in order to prevent ongoing cycles of abuse Bright Futures Program This program provides education and awareness for frontline educators and other professionals to be able to identify and respond effectively to harmful sexual behaviours, technology assisted harmful sexual behaviours and child exploitation in preteen and teenage children. This takes place through national state and territory workshops, forums and webinars. The program provides additional support through the creation of tailored prevention resources and materials. Walk Tall Program The program is aimed at supporting victims of sexual, physical and emotional abuse in order to break ongoing cycles of harm for both victims themselves and the perpetrators, and to prevent further abuse. Day for Daniel This is Australia's largest child safety awareness and harm prevention education day. On this day, the Foundation promotes the use of its Keeping Kids Safe Resources to educate children to keep themselves safe from sexual, physical and emotional abuse from others. The Foundation created Australia's Biggest Child Safety Lesson (ABCSL) to help prevent child physical and sexual abuse by teaching children how to recognise harmful situations including sexual abuse. ABCSL teaches children how to react, and it promotes help seeking behaviours.