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Our Child Safeguarding Grants Program is one of the ways we is support organisations and sectors to meet their obligations under the Child Safe Organisations system.
Round two focussed on helping sectors and organisations implement a Reportable Conduct Scheme and boost the coverage of existing child safeguarding programs, has now been finalised. In total 15 projects were successful:
- St Vincent de Paul Society Qld
- Queensland Council of Social Services
- Blackley Group Pty Ltd
- The Baptist Union of Queensland (Queensland Baptist)
- Outback Independent Living Limited
- Independent Schools Queensland
- The Corporation of the Synod of the Diocese of Brisbane T/A Anglicare
- ChildSafe Limited
- Impact Care Services
- Lady Gowrie QLD
- Catholic Education Queensland (formerly Queensland Catholic Education Commission (QCEC))
- Gympie and District Women's Health Centre
- IFYS Limited
- Queensland Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak Limited
- Reconciliation Queensland Incorporated
Over 50 applications were received this round, with congratulations to our successful applicants.
We were overwhelmed by the response to the grant opportunity. We received 130 applications in total across all funding streams which made the selection process very competitive.
In total, 46 projects were successful in the first round of funding under the Child Safeguarding Grants Program 2024–2025:
- AFL Cape York Ltd
- Anglican Diocese of Brisbane
- AUSDANCE QLD
- Australian Childcare Alliance QLD
- Autism Queensland
- Catholic Education Services – Diocese of Cairns
- Cherbourg Wellbeing Indigenous Corporation
- ChildSafe Australia
- Christian Venues Association
- Community Spirit Foundation
- The Creche and Kindergarten Association
- Early Learning Management
- Edmund Rice Community Services
- Endeavour Foundation
- Family Day Care Association QLD
- Foundations Care Ltd
- G8 Education Ltd
- Golf Queensland
- Gympie and District Women’s Health Service
- Inala Community House
- Independent Schools Queensland
- Institute for Urban Indigenous Health
- Junior Adventures Group
- Kalyan Youth Service
- Kirrawe Indigenous Corporation
- Kyabra Community Association
- Netball QLD
- Northern Peninsula Area Family and Community Services Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation
- P&Cs Qld
- Paddle Queensland
- PeakCare Queensland Inc.
- PCYC
- Play Matters
- Pormpur Paanthu Aboriginal Corporation
- QATSICPP
- QNADA
- Queensland Baptists
- Queensland Rugby League
- Queensland Rugby Union
- QSport
- RedCity Roar Basketball Association
- Royal Queensland Busk Children’s Health Scheme
- St Vincent de Paul Qld
- Social Care Solutions
- Surf Lifesaving Queensland
- Tennis Queensland
To help future applicants, the Selection Panels observed that the successful applicants:
- clearly demonstrated a deep understanding and appreciation of what was required to support implementation of the Reportable Conduct Scheme
- proposed projects that maximised their reach beyond their own organisation
- detailed how existing resources, networks or relationships would be leveraged
- clearly demonstrated how knowledge or improved practice would be sustained over time
- proposed a clear approach to evaluating the impact of their project using multiple measures and embedding this into an approach for continuous improvement
- provided clear consideration about how to involve children, young people and First Nations people as part of their project, and how to appropriately engage with and remunerate them.
Last updated
5 February 2026