NAPCAN is Australia's leading secular organization dedicated to the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Established in 1987 by Rosemary Sinclair AO and Christine Stewart OAM, NAPCAN aims to change the conversation surrounding child abuse and create safer communities for children. With a dedicated team and a network of volunteers, NAPCAN offers a range of programs and services across the country.

Their initiatives include Love Bites, Respectful Relationships Program, Child Safe Organisations Training, Mandatory Reporter Training, and Safer Communities for Children. NAPCAN's strategy focuses on promoting research, advocating for child-safe policies, coordinating National Child Protection Week, and demonstrating good practice through evidence-based prevention programs. They also provide resources and training to support the safety and wellbeing of children and young people.

With a highly experienced Board of Directors and partnerships with government, businesses, and community services, NAPCAN has been at the forefront of child protection in Australia for over three decades