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Australian Childhood Foundation Report
The aim of the Australian Childhood Foundation (ACF) is that all children are safe from the trauma of abuse, violence and neglect. According to the ACF website, their mission is to; "apply the evidence from neuroscience to help children heal from the hurt of abuse and neglect; promote and build stable and secure relationships for all children; work in partnership to have a collective impact on the lives of traumatised children and families; be relentless in advocating for the needs of children; and educate and empower communities to safeguard
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