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Give regularly. Create lasting impact.

Support meaningful change through your workplace.

Workplace giving is a simple and effective way to support Hidden Scars through regular, pre-tax donations directly from your salary.

Your contributions help sustain ongoing work in awareness, early intervention, and prevention of emotional and psychological harm affecting children and families.

By giving through your workplace, you become part of a collective effort to strengthen understanding, improve early recognition, and support safer environments for children.

  • We focus on building consistent, long-term support through workplace giving programs, enabling Hidden Scars to plan ahead, expand its reach, and continue delivering education and advocacy initiatives that address hidden forms of harm.
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FOCUS AREAS

Prevention, Early Intervention,
Family Support, and Advocacy.

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Support Services

Practical support helping individuals and families understand, navigate, and respond to hidden harm.

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Clinical Services

Specialist support identifying, assessing, and responding to emotional, psychological, and relational harm.

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Legal Centre

Guidance on legal pathways supporting child protection and understanding family and harm-related matters.

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Advocacy

Driving awareness and change in how emotional, psychological, and relational harm is recognised.

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Education & Training

Building knowledge to recognise, understand, and respond effectively to hidden forms of harm.

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Empowerment

Supporting children and young people to rebuild confidence, resilience, and emotional strength.

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.