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Child protection services aim to protect children from abuse and neglect in family settings. In 2019–20, 1 in every 33 Australian children—or 174,700 children—received child protection services, a similar rate to 2018–19 (AIHW forthcoming 2021).
Child abuse and neglect can take place behind closed doors, so it is difficult to know how often it occurs. Data on child protection services does not necessarily give an accurate picture of how many children are being abused or neglected, but can provide insight into how often suspected child abuse and neglect is detected.
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… Stanton, Mat Tinkler, Katy Webley and Ian Woolverton. Cover photo: Photo of asylum seekers at Nauru RPC (supplied, … the forward years as 2015-16. These expenditures broadly cover services in both community and detention environments … years.248 The activities that this expense is intended to cover include cooperation with the Indonesian Government …
… Stanton, Mat Tinkler, Katy Webley and Ian Woolverton. Cover photo: Photo of asylum seekers at Nauru RPC (supplied, … the forward years as 2015-16. These expenditures broadly cover services in both community and detention environments … years.248 The activities that this expense is intended to cover include cooperation with the Indonesian Government …
… be obtained from the publisher, and a fee may be payable. Cover image: Hands of a refugee child, behind hand-drawn bars … The toilets did not have any doors they had put a cloth to cover, and in the shower, they only had the tub and where the … be obtained from the publisher, and a fee may be payable. Cover image: Hands of a refugee child, behind hand-drawn bars …