A – Z of CCYP Resources

A – O

 

A Quick Guide to Instagram for Parents

A Quick Guide To TikTok for Parents

Aboriginal Youth Engagement Project

Advocacy Agenda for South Australian Children and Young People 2022

Australian Children’s Commissioners and Guardians – Joint Participation Paper

Issue Brief: Barriers to Participation

Becoming a Child Friendly Sports Club

Being Child or Youth Focused in an Emergency

Being Healthy Guide

Best Interests Report

Blame Game – perspectives on school exclusion

Building Period Positive Sports Clubs

Building Youth-Friendly Local Communities

Bullying Project Report

Bullying Project: Recommendations from Children and Young People

Bullying Project: What children and young people want parents to know about bullying

Bullying Project: What children and young people want sporting organisations to know about bullying

Bullying Project: What children and young people want schools to know about bullying

CCYP Advocacy Priorities for South Australia’s Children and Young People

Child Rights Progress Reports 2020

Child Rights Progress Reports 2021

Child Rights Progress Reports 2022

Child Rights Progress Reports 2023

Commissioner’s Comment on: A longitudinal measure of wellbeing for SA children and young people

Commissioner’s Comment on: A road map for the future and bullying prevention

Community Building in the 21st Century – How to use collaborative gaming to build connection, confidence and creativity

Conscious Cities – Wellbeing Infrastructure

Cover the Books In Nutella – and other ideas to encourage children to read

Covid-19 Survey: Report on Key Findings

Democracy in Action: What happened when 16 & 17 year olds voted?

Developing a fit for purpose mental health crisis care system for 21st century children and young people. 

Drug Education in Schools – what works and what doesn’t

Early Years: Things That Matter Report

First Port of Call: Supporting South Australia’s health care system to better meet the needs of trans and gender diverse children and young people

From Checkbox to Commitment: what children and young people with disability said about identity, inclusion and independence

Front & Centre – CCYP Strategic Agenda 2018-2022

Growing Confident, Connected, Creative Regional Kids

Guide to Building Youth Friendly Communities

Harmful Sexual Behaviours

Health Hub Directory of Resources and Services for SA Children and Young People

Health Hub – ideas for creating more child and youth friendly health services

High Stakes High School – The experiences of SA Year 12 students

Hopes and Dreams

Keeping Kids Connected to Learning and Schooling

Impact of Periods on School Students in South Australia

Join the Dots – Considering the impact of parental incarceration on children and young people

Keeping Our Promises 2023

Keeping Our Promises 2024

Knowing Your Rights to Education

Knowing Your Rights to Freedom

Knowing Your Rights to Good Health

Knowing Your Rights to Play

Knowing Your Rights to Protection

Leading for our Future: Youth Symposium Report

Leave No One Behind

Legislative and Policy Overview

LGBTQIA+ Inclusive School Environments

Listening Tour: Reflections

Making Change in Youth Justice – A User’s Guide to building a better South Australian youth justice system

Manage Your Sharenting: Tips for Parents

Mandatory Drug Treatment Orders for Children and Young People

Menstruation Matters: the impact of menstruation on wellbeing, participation and school attendance

Missing Voices – what young people said about cost of living pressures

Missing Voices – what young people said about mental health

Missing Voices – what young people said about physical punishment

More Than a Game: What do children and young people think about sport?

My Digital Life – Understanding the impact of digital poverty on children and young people

No Exceptions – Creating Safer Schools for LGBTQIA+ Students

Our Approach to Advocacy

Our Approach to Article 12 of the UNCRC

Our Approach to Engaging with Community Organisations

Our Approach to Engaging with SA Business

Off to Work We Go – preparing South Australian school students for their work futures

P – Z

 

Press Play – Activating Young People’s Health and Wellbeing Through Play

Position Brief: Public Libraries

Public Transport – It’s Not Fine

Raising the Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility

Reducing the Voting Age

Reflections on COVID-19 – In their own words, South Australian young people reflect on the impact of the coronavirus on their world and their futures

Regenerating Our Regions – increasing participation of young people in rural South Australia

Respecting the Online Rights of Children and Young People – Tips for Organisations and Parents

Responding to vaping at school: approaches that work.

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2016/2017

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2017/2018

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2017/2018 to SA Children and Young People

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2018/2019

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2018/2019 to SA Children and Young People

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2019/2020

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2019/2020 to SA Children and Young People

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2020/2021

SA Commissioner for Children and Young people – Annual Report to SA Children and Young people 2020/2021

SA Commissioner for Children and Young people – Annual Report to SA Children and Young people 2021/2022 

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2022/2023 

SA Commissioner for Children and Young People – Annual Report 2023/2024 

SA Young People’s Current Experiences of Relationship and Sexual Health Education

Safe and Sound: views and experiences of young people on Public Transport

Sanitary Product Supply to School Students in South Australia

School Uniforms

SDG Action Plan 2030 by South Australian Young People

Seen But Not Heard

Sex Education in South Australia

Stereotypes and Sexism in Schools – The views and opinions of SA school students

Spotlight on Parent/Carer Careers Advice

Spotlight on the True Cost of Going to School

Spotlight on Work Experience

Statement on Conditions and Treatment in Youth Justice Detention

Supporting Students’ Voice, Agency and Wellbeing in Schools

Take Care – What can be done at school to support children and young people with caring responsibilities at home

Teenagers and Safety: Views and experiences of South Australian young people in relation to safety

Teenagers and Work: Views and experiences of Teenagers on Work and Workplaces

The Impact of the Religious Discrimination Bill 2019

Job Aspirations of 8-12 year olds

The Things That Matter – Views of 8-12 year olds on life, school and community

The Things That Matter 2 – Views of 8-12 year olds on life, school and community

The Things That Matter 3 – Views of 8-12 year olds on life, school and community

The Things That Matter 4 – Views of 8-12 year olds on life, school and community

The Things That Matter 4 – Regional Summaries

The Things That Matter to Children – What SA Children Say About Job Skills and The Future

The Things That Matter to Children – What SA Children Say About School

The Things That Matter to Children – What Worries SA Children Most

Trust is a Must – What Does it Take to Be Child Friendly and Child Safe

Trust is a Must – What Does it Take to Be Child Friendly and Child Safe (Poster)

What do young people in South Australia think about current responses to vaping and how to better respond?

What Aboriginal Young People Told Us About…Periods, Relationships, and their Sexual Health Education

What Children and Young People Think Should Happen When Families Separate

What Culturally Diverse Young People Told Us About…Periods, Relationships, and their Sexual Health Education

What Do SA Kids Have to Say? (8 – 12 year olds)

What LGBTQIA+ Young People Told us About…Periods, Relationships, and their Sexual Health Education

What SA Kids Say About Citizenship

What SA Kids Say About Education

What SA Kids Say About Health

What SA Kids Say About Safety

What SA Kids Say About Wellbeing

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Climate Change

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Homelessness

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Health

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Regional Kids

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Regional Kids

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Transport

What SA Kids Have Told Us About…Wellbeing

What Young People Have Said about Relationships and Sexual Health Education

What Young People Have Told Us About…Civics & Leadership

What Young People Have Told Us About…Inclusion & Diversity

What Young People Have Told Us About…Learning

What Young People Have Told Us About…Play

What Young People Have Told Us About…The Environment

What Young People Have Told Us About…Work

What Young People Living with Disability Told Us About…Periods, Relationships, and their Sexual Health Education

Why we need an overarching health plan for South Australia

Youthful Adelaide