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Turn Compassion Into Action

Fundraise with us to protect children and raise awareness.

Every act of kindness creates meaningful change. By fundraising with Hidden Scars, you help protect vulnerable children and bring attention to the mental health factors that can contribute to abuse.

Whether hosting an event, organising a community challenge, or running an online campaign, your efforts raise vital support for prevention, awareness, and recovery.

Together, we can break cycles of abuse, support families in crisis, and help build safer futures for children.

  • Fundraising is a fun way to engage with your community.
  • Every dollar raised helps us prevent child abuse and promote healing.
  • Raise awareness for the cause you support.
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# Your support helps us protect children, heal families, and break the cycle of abuse. Donate Today
GET INVOLVED - MAKE AN IMPACT

Fundraising is not just about raising money, it’s about starting conversations, building awareness, and creating change within your community.

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Fun Run

Community fun run promoting awareness, encouraging participation, and raising funds to support prevention initiatives.

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Auction Bonanza

High-energy event combining activities and challenges to engage communities and raise awareness and support.

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Game On

Interactive sports-based event bringing people together to promote awareness, teamwork, and fundraising for prevention efforts.

Your voice, your support matters.

Share our mission, start the conversation
and be a voice for change.

2023 Australian Child Maltreatment Study (ACMS).

Mental abuse is strongly linked to major depressive and anxiety disorders, substance dependence,
self-harm, and suicide attempts.

In Australia in 2023‑24, 57% of children with substantiated maltreatment had mental abuse
recorded as the primary type of abuse. (AIHW)

REPORT YOUR CONCERNS

If you suspect a child is at risk, report it to your state authorities.