The Commissioner for Children and Young People upholds, protects and promotes the rights and wellbeing of children and young people in Tasmania. Find out more about the Commissioner's role and how you too can support young Tasmanians.
Children and young people have special rights protected by law. Learn about these rights and how to help young Tasmanians enjoy them fully.
Learn more about the Commissioner's role, including advocating for the rights and wellbeing of children and young people in Tasmania.
A list of places to seek help if you are concerned about the safety or treatment of children and young people, or need some advice.
A searchable list of resources relating to child rights, including CCYP publications such as submissions and reports, and other external resources.
Anti-Poverty Campaign – 13 – 19 October 2024 All Australian children are entitled to grow up safe, healthy and get the support they need to reach their full potential. This includes having their health, wellbeing and developmental needs fulfilled, to have adequate housing, food and healthcare and to fully participate in their education and their…
The Acting-Commissioner for Children and Young People Isabelle Crompton today welcomed the State Government’s consultation on a Draft Bill to establish the new Commission for Children and Young People. “The Commissioner for Children and Young People has long advocated for the Government to establish a new, strengthened Commission,” Ms Crompton said. “The new Commission should…
Pivotal safety conversations are a two-way street As adults, it’s our responsibility to talk with children and young people, not just about them, and to take seriously what they tell us about their lives and the decisions that shape them. We can’t have a comprehensive conversation about increasing safety in our communities without having regard…