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OUR IMPACT

Creating safer communities, together

Since 2017, Body Safety Australia has reached more than 151,000 children, young people, families and education staff
through our prevention education programs.

Every session helps build the knowledge, confidence and skills communities need to support children and young people
to be safe, respected and empowered.

Our impact in 2025

In 2025, our programs reached children and young people from early childhood through to secondary school, alongside the parents, carers and educators who support them.

25,525 people reached in 2025

12,300

children in early years

5,880

primary school aged children

600

secondary school aged

4,245

parents and
carers

2,400

education
staff

Our reach since 2017

Since we began tracking our program reach in 2017, more than 152,000 people have participated in Body Safety Australia education.

59,382

children in early years

37,998

primary school aged children

8,880

secondary school aged

28,024

parents and
carers

17,612

education
staff

More than numbers

Our impact is about more than the number of people we reach. Through age-appropriate, evidence-informed education, we work alongside children, young people and the adults around them to build safer, more respectful communities.

Knowledge

Building understanding of body safety, consent, respectful relationships and help-seeking.

Confidence

Supporting children, young people and adults to have important conversations and respond to concerns.

Whole-community prevention

Working with children alongside parents, carers, educators and organisations so responsibility for safety sits with adults and communities, not children alone.

“The presentation was heartfelt, and the presenters’ diverse experience really shows. My kids and I spoke about some of the topics on our way to school this morning.”

Parent, St. Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Bannockburn

Help us extend our impact

From early childhood through to secondary school, our programs help children, young people and the adults around them build safer and more respectful communities.