New State laws & regulatory obligations require organisations to be ‘child-safe.’

The new laws passing through the state governments require organisations with responsibility for caring for children to be ‘child-safe. This places an obligation directly on leaders regarding resources, funding, workforce, etc., that must be allocated towards ensuring child-safe standards are met and capabilities are implemented effectively.

The new ‘child-safe’ laws and reporting obligations provide clear and specific requirements and leave no room for leaders to compromise on.

Heads of relevant entities in charge of mandatory reporting must forward 7-day, 30-day and entity-level reporting to external authorities.

How does Safe Havens address this challenge: 

It provides organisations with rapid deployment & management of child-safe capabilities to fast-track the internal development of effective and efficient systems. 

It also includes end-to-end protection systems that seamlessly integrate communities, front-line operational teams & back-office safeguarding services.