Wildlife Unleashed is committed to:

• Creating environments where children and young people feel safe, respected and included.

• Listening to children and taking their concerns seriously.

• Taking all reasonable steps to prevent harm, abuse and inappropriate behaviour.

• Ensuring our staff and volunteers understand their responsibilities in keeping children safe.

• Maintaining appropriate professional boundaries when interacting with children.

• Providing inclusive experiences for children of all backgrounds, cultures and abilities.

• Promoting the cultural safety, inclusion and respect of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people.

• Regularly reviewing and improving our child safety practices.

Child abuse, harm, neglect or inappropriate behaviour towards children is not tolerated at Wildlife Unleashed.

 

Raising a Concern​

We encourage children, parents, carers, schools and organisations to speak up if they have any concerns about the safety or wellbeing of a child during an interaction with Wildlife Unleashed.

All concerns and complaints relating to child safety will be taken seriously and handled respectfully, sensitively and as promptly as possible.

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To raise a child safety concern, please contact Wildlife Unleashed through our Contact Us page.

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If a matter requires involvement from an external authority, Wildlife Unleashed will comply with its legal reporting obligations and cooperate with the relevant authorities.

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Our Child Safe Practices

Wildlife Unleashed is committed to meeting Queensland's Child Safe Standards and continually improving the way we protect and support children and young people.

Our Child Safety & Wellbeing Policy and Child Safe Code of Conduct guide our staff and volunteers and support our commitment to providing safe wildlife education experiences for children.

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