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The Office of Safeguarding The Office of Safeguarding has been established with significant resources and a powerful mandate to support Catholic communities in the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle in safeguarding all children and vulnerable adults involved in the life and ministry of our diocese. You can access a range of information and safeguarding material on the Office of Safeguarding website Convention on the Rights of the Child As with all peoples, children have human rights across the full spectrum of civil, cultural, economic, political and social rights. Because children are recognised as having particular inherent needs and dependencies, they also have particular rights. The Holy See ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child in November 1990, along with most of the other nations of the world, including the Commonwealth of Australia. The parishes of Singleton and Branxton support the particular rights and protections afforded children under the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The Catholic parishes of Singleton and Braxton are committed to the safety and welfare of children. We are committed to create a safe environment for the children in our parishes. We endorse the safeguarding commitment statement of the the diocese and adopt it. Click this link to read the Safeguarding Commitment Statement. Other sites on Convention on the Rights of the Child UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, UNICEF 30th Anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child Children’s Resources Child protection padlet for Kindergarten to Year 2 Child protection padlet for Year 3 to Year 6 Cyber safety for primary school students Child protection padlet for high school students Cyber safety padlet for high school students Give us your feedback You can find the Office of Safeguarding feedback form HERE
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MEĐUNARODNI DAN PRAVA DJETETA Međunarodni dan djece proglašen je još 1954. i obilježava se 20. studenog, a pet godina kasnije Opća skupština UN-a usvojila je Deklaraciju o pravima djeteta. Opća skupština Ujedinjenih naroda usvojila je Deklaraciju o pravima djeteta 1959. godine, a 30 godina kasnije usvojili su i Konvenciju o pravima djeteta, čija potpisnica je i Hrvatska. Ovim danom se svake godine organizacije koje se bave ljudskim pravima i slobodama potiču na poduzimanje konkretnijih koraka u zaštiti i unapređenju dječjih prava jer su djeca posebno osjetljiva skupina koja bezrezervno treba zaštitu i pažnju. Osnovna načela, odnosno vrijednosti na kojima se temelji Konvencija su: • jednakost, • zabrana diskriminacije, • postupanje u najboljem interesu djeteta, • poštivanje mišljenje djeteta u skladu s dobi i zrelošću te osiguravanje prava na život i razvoj.