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NSW forced families into child safety cases without legal power
✓ The Guardian AustraliaPower & Policy

NSW forced families into child safety cases without legal power

The Department of Communities and Justice closed 1,844 out of 5,007 prenatal reports due to staff shortages. It also forced families into case management without legal right.

Why it mattersHigh-risk children lose support and protection planning. Families face forced management with no legal right.

AustraliaNSW child protection services are handling prenatal concerns incorrectly and breaking the law. High-risk newborns may not receive the help they need in their first weeks.

✓ Claims checked against the source. checked 1 h ago

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