choose your
#bravechallenge
#BeBrave and take the #BraveChallenge to help prevent child abuse! Explore the options below and choose the challenge that's right for you!
Haven't registered yet? Don't forget to sign up below to claim your free support pack!
Brave Dare
Do something that scares you a little in the name of a good cause! Ask your friends, family and co-workers to donate towards seeing you face a fear!
Brave Brekkie, Brunch or BBQ
A great one for workplaces or groups! Host a 'Brave' breakfast, brunch or BBQ, asking guests to donate $10 each to the cause.
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Brave Dress-Up Day
Perfect for Early Learning Centres and lower primary - for a gold coin donation, the kids dress as their favourite superheroes for the day!
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Brave Boss
Dare your CEO, boss, school principal, or centre director to #BeBrave and face a fear or do something silly in the name of raising funds for child abuse prevention!
Brave Waive
Ask friends or colleagues to waive one take-out coffee (or meal) for one day and donate the money they would have spent to the cause instead.
Brave Fitness
Take on an endurance or strength challenge and raise funds for the prevention of child abuse as you work toward your goal! A great one for fitness enthusiasts.
Brave Bake-Off
Another good one for workplaces - challenge your colleagues to a bake-off competition and sell the baked goods to raise funds for the cause.
Brave Hair
Colour, cut or shave your hair in support of child abuse prevention OR hold a crazy hair day with everyone sporting their 'bravest' hairstyles!
Brave Conversation
Are you a parent? #BeBrave and talk to your child about personal safety. Check out our Resources for Parents and Carers.
Brave Lesson
Schools and Early Learning Centres - make a committment to deliver a personal safety lesson to the children in your care on Bravehearts Day. Explore our Lessons and Activities.
Brave Learning
Parents, carers, teachers, educators - use National Child Protection Week to learn how to better identify and respond to child protection concerns by taking a Bravehearts online course.
Brave Stories
Are you a survivor of child abuse? Bravely share your story and/or seek support. Sharing your experience can enable other survivors to disclose and report.
Create Your Own #BraveChallenge or Team Up!
If nothing above is right for you, create your own #BraveChallenge! You can also team up and take on a #BraveChallenge together!
I've Chosen My #BraveChallenge, What Next?
1. Register
If you haven't yet registered, make sure you do that now. When you sign up you can claim your free supporter pack and you will automatically get your own online fundraising page.
2. Share
Share what you're doing with your friends, family and workplace, asking them to donate to your fundraising page. Early Learning Centres and schools share your plans with your parent community.
3. Fundraise & Collect Rewards
The more funds you raise, the more rewards you can collect! Check out the fundraising rewards up for grabs and start working towards your fundraising goal!
4. Complete your #BraveChallenge
On (or around) Bravehearts Day, Friday 6 September, complete your chosen #BraveChallenge! Make sure you take pics and videos and share on socials!
Why take the #BraveChallenge?
By taking the # BraveChallenge you will be helping in the fight against sexual child abuse.
1 in 4 Australians have experienced child sexual abuse, but did you know that 1 in 3 Australians don’t believe it’s a problem to be concerned about? We need YOUR HELP to change this!
Child sexual abuse is enabled by secrecy and silence. As long as it remains ‘out of sight and out of mind’, children are at risk. Together, we must fight this crime by breaking the silence. We must be brave!