Channel 10 Helps Make Child Poverty a National Conversation

We need the reality of child poverty to become common knowledge among all Australians. These uncomfortable conversations are crucial for sparking the action needed to address our national child poverty crisis! We need your support to make this happen.

During Anti-Poverty Week 2024, the Valuing Children Initiative stood alongside organisations to demand action.
Foodbank WA
Centrecare
St Patrick's Community Support Centre
54 reasons
Western Australian Council of Social Service (WACOSS)
Commissioner for Children and Young People WA
Youth Affairs Council of Western Australia (YACWA) Australian Human Rights Commission
Youthgovau
Minderoo Foundation
Kate O'Hara
Louise Giolitto
Fraser Beattie
Chris Twomey
12 Buckets Inc
Larissa Muir
Justice, Ecology and Development Office
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
Shelter WA
Kath Snell
Wanslea
Jo Sadler
Daryl Higgins
Mason Rothwell
Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre (BCEC)
MercyCare
Anglicare WA
Joshua Patrick

We displayed 100 teddy bears, including 17 orange bears, to symbolize the staggering reality that 17 in 100 Australian children live in poverty.These bears represent safety and security—the very basics every child deserves. Our message is clear: it’s time for the government to take real steps to end child poverty in Australia. Every child deserves the chance to grow up safe, secure, and supported. Sign the petition today at endchildpoverty.com.au.

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