Forms and resources

Child protection forms

• Attachment 1 - Employer Registration Form (Word)
• Attachment 2 - Amendment to Employer Registration Details (Word)
• Attachment 3 - Is the Position Child-Related Employment? (Word)
• Attachment 4 - Prohibited Employment Declaration (Word)
• Attachment 5 - Working With Children Background Check Consent (Word)
• Attachment 6 - Working With Children Background Check Request (Word)
• Attachment 7 - Rejected Applicant Notification (Word)
• Attachment 8 - Relevant Employment Proceedings Notification (Word)
• Attachment 9 - Relevant Employment Proceedings Summary (Word)
• Attachment 10 -Relevant Employment Proceedings Employee Advisory Letter (Word)
• Attachment 11 – Relevant Employment Proceeding Records Release (Word)

Child protection publications

• Child Protection - Guidelines for parents/guardians and children (PDF)
• Child Protection - Guidelines for achieving child protection for sport and recreation clubs (PDF)
• Child Protection - 5 steps to creating a safer environment for children - a simple guide for sport and recreation organisations (PDF)
• Your legal obligations under NSW Child Protection legislation (PDF)
• Notification procedures for allegations of child abuse (Word)
• Child Protection policy (Word)
• Child Protection - Guidelines for achieving child protection for peak bodies and associations (PDF)
• Child protection - our commitment to service (PDF)
• Swimsafe and Child Protection (PDF)

Useful websites

• NSW Commission for Children and Young People - The CCYP is concerned with children's safety, welfare and wellbeing, and is responsible for administering the Working With Children Check.
• NSW Department of Community Services - Protecting the welfare of children is one of DoCS' most important tasks. If you're concerned for the safety, welfare and wellbeing of a child or young person you can make a report to the DoCS Helpline (phone 132 111).
• NSW Interagency Guidelines for Child Protection Intervention 2006 - These guidelines provide practical guidance for agencies to work together effectively to help children, young people and their families.
• National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect - This volunteer organisation's web site has comprehensive information and resources on preventing child abuse and neglect.
• Department of Family and Community Services - This Federal Government department manages a range of family and community services. They have funded Choose with Care, a child protection education and training program designed to help deter, minimise and remove opportunities for abuse in organisations and programs that work with children.
• NSW Ombudsman - The NSW Ombudsman is now responsible for overseeing and monitoring the handling of child abuse allegations and convictions against employees of certain government and non-government agencies.

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