Child Safety

In response to feedback about the enrolment process for self-paced online Safe Church training modules, new enrolment forms will be available on the Safe Church training webpage from 6 October 2026.

A summary of feedback received on the LCANZ Code of Conduct is now available. The General Church Board and College of Bishops will now review the feedback as they revise the Code of Conduct and implementation plan, with further consultation to follow.

Safe Church training can sometimes feel like yet another item on a long to-do list. But for Lorraine, who recently completed the training online, the experience was simpler and more informative than she expected.

by Jayne Welke

Thank you to everyone who has responded to the LCA’s request to church leaders for updated congregation and parish details. This call was made in an effort to ensure the… Read more

by Tim Ross

Australia and New Zealand will each observe a dedicated week focused on child safety and wellbeing, with free resources to support communities. In the LCANZ, this focus is reflected in the ongoing commitment to submit a Child Safety Standards Action Plan. Haven’t submitted yours yet? Now’s the time.

by Tim Ross

Many congregations still need to submit their Child Safety Standards Action Plans or Child Safety Assurances. This is a vital step in creating safe church environments in our congregations.