Serving the Presbyterian Church of Australia in NSW, ACT, TAS & WA
How we can help
The Presbyterian Church of Australia in NSW has committed to the Breaking the Silence policy, procedures and Code of Conduct. We want everyone to be safe.
If you have been made aware of or suspect misconduct or abuse you need to report it. You should notify the CPU and the appropriate authorities.
Get started with safe ministry by registering your WWCC. You can also download our info sheets, posters, templates, forms and resources for implementing Breaking the Silence in your church.
If you are suffering abuse of any kind, we are here to support you. If you are helping someone else through abuse issues, you may also need support.
BTS Foundations Training is required every 3 years for those in positions of authority and anyone working with children or young people.
Do you have a question about WWCC requirements? Not sure if you need to complete BTS Training? You might find the answers you’re looking for in the list here.
PLEASE NOTE:
The expected processing time for most administration requests at present is 1-3 weeks. Please factor in this delay for matters relating to WWCC, SRE Authorisation and BTS Training Confirmation during this time. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
For urgent requests, please call 02 9690 9321 during working hours.
For urgent requests, please call 02 9690 9321 during working hours.
Not sure what you need to do before starting a new role or ministry?
Everything you need to know about getting started is here.
Find out what’s happening in the Breaking the Silence community. You can also visit our Events Page to register for an event.
Check here to see if there are any sessions planned near you.
The Conduct Protocol Unit has been established by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in New South Wales as an expression of the Church’s commitment to providing all congregations, presbyteries and affiliated organisations with the best possible support, advice and resources in relation to abuse matters more broadly.
The CPU serves the Presbyterian Church in several states as well as supporting mission partner organisations.
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