United Nationals Countryless Children is a humanitarian organisation dedicated to protecting and supporting displaced and stateless children. The wellbeing of our staff, volunteers, partners, and the children we serve is our highest priority.
In line with our values and best-practice standards, we have developed key policies that safeguard rights, promote safety, and ensure every interaction with our organisation is respectful, accountable, and child-focused.
Policies
-Children and Vulnerable People Safeguarding Policy
- Code of Conduct
- Complaints Policy and Procedures
- Conflict of Interest and Disclosure Policy
- Gift Acceptance Policy
- Non-Development Activity Policy
- Privacy Policy
- Safeguarding Code of Conduct
Volunteer Policy
All UNCC Australia personnel must carry out their duties diligently, professionally, and with integrity. Staff are expected to use sound judgment and act in the best interests of UNCC Australia and the communities we serve.
Everyone at UNCC Australia is responsible for creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive workplace. Kindness, professionalism, and respect are required at all times. Discrimination, bullying, harassment, violence, or victimisation of any kind are not tolerated.
To make a general complaint, please contact the Complaints Officer at complaints.officer@uncc.agency
All personnel must actively safeguard children and vulnerable adults and prevent sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment. This includes full compliance with UNCC Australia’s Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable People Policy, Code of Conduct, and related guidelines.
Safeguarding concerns or suspected breaches can be reported to the Safeguarding Focal Lead at safeguarding@uncc.agency