40th Anniversary Dinner
Friday 11 September 2026
Join us for an unforgettable evening with an all‑inclusive ticket covering dinner, beverages and a full entertainment lineup featuring
DJ Sax, The Ambassadors, and a special guest performance by Brisbane band Sheppard.
Get Involved
Posters, videos, activity sheets & more
Everything you need for Child Protection Week, whether you’re hosting an event, supporting your team, or starting conversations at school or work. Easy to download and ready to use.
Art Project
September 2026
Get creative for a cause.
Join this year’s Child Protection Week Art Project and help spread the message that protecting children is everyone’s business. Perfect for schools, early learning centres, families and community groups.
Awards
Celebrating those who make a difference.
Every year, we celebrate the incredible people and programs working to protect Queensland’s children and help them thrive.
These awards honour those who go above and beyond in workplaces, schools, communities and homes to create safer environments for children and young people
Grants
Applications open March 2026
Bringing local ideas to life.
Each year, Queensland Child Protection Week offers grants to help communities run creative, inclusive events that promote child safety and wellbeing. Whether you’re planning a family fun day, an art project or an awareness campaign, your ideas can make a real impact.
Let’s work together so every child feels safe, heard, and valued, this week and every week.
The objectives of Child Protection Week are to:
- raise the profile of all issues connected with child protection, including child abuse prevention, treatment, research, education, service provision and support for children, young people and families
- create a statewide umbrella focus for child protection allowing government and non-government agencies to present a cooperative and coordinated community oriented campaign
- support and value professionals and volunteer child protection workers by providing 'best practice' training and a forum to exchange ideas and information
- offer a framework to recognise advances in the field, and thereby contribute to better outcomes for all children and young people, especially those who have been harmed or are at risk of harm.