ChildFund Australia

ChildFund Australia is an independent and non-religious international development organisation that works to reduce poverty for children in many of the world’s most disadvantaged communities.

It is a member of the ChildFund Alliance – one of the world’s oldest and most experienced child-focused development agencies. With a global network of 11 organisations, the ChildFund Alliance assists more than 13 million children and families in over 60 countries. The protection of children is a priority in all their work.

Accountability Reporting

2021-22

ChildFund Australia Accountability Report 2021-22

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Response Letter from ChildFund Australia

2020-21

ChildFund Australia Accountability Report 2020-21

Annex 1: Director’s Handbook July 2020

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Response Letter from ChildFund Australia

Panel’s Improvement Analysis

2019-20

ChildFund Australia Accountability Report 2019-20

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Response Letter from ChildFund Australia

Panel’s Improvement Analysis

Progress Report

2018-19

ChildFund Australia Accountability Report 2018-19

Feedback from Independent Review Panel

Response Letter from ChildFund Australia

Panel’s Improvement Analysis

Good Practices from ChildFund Australia

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Accountability Reporting

Good Practices from ChildFund Australia

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