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Join us on our mission!
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Play with purpose

Support meaningful change while being part of something rewarding.

By participating in the Hidden Scars lottery, you contribute to raising awareness and supporting efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect.

Every ticket helps fund initiatives focused on education, early intervention, and advocacy—ensuring hidden forms of emotional and psychological harm are recognised and addressed.

It’s a simple way to support meaningful change, while also having the opportunity to be rewarded.

  • Participation in the lottery is entirely voluntary and should be approached as a form of entertainment. We encourage all participants to play responsibly and within their means.
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FOCUS AREAS

Prevention, Early Intervention,
Family Support, and Advocacy.

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Support Services

With schools closed in NSW and Victoria, and childcare restricted to authorized workers in places.

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Clinical Services

With schools closed in NSW and Victoria, and childcare restricted to authorized workers in places.

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Legal Centre

With schools closed in NSW and Victoria, and childcare restricted to authorized workers in places.

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Advocacy

With schools closed in NSW and Victoria, and childcare restricted to authorized workers in places.

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Education & Training

With schools closed in NSW and Victoria, and childcare restricted to authorized workers in places.

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Empowerment

With schools closed in NSW and Victoria, and childcare restricted to authorized workers in places.

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.