ACCSA is a non-profit association which promotes the development and analysis of Children's Contact Services.

The Association is voluntary and independent.

ACCSA provides information to the general community and acts as a network for those involved in the establishment and operating of a Children's Contact Service.

ACCSA's current activities include the facilitation of national conferences and training forums, the delivery of quarterly newsletters to CCS service providers, regular consultation with FaHCSIA and the Australian Government Attorney-General's Department and the revision of CCS service delivery guides and standards.  

 ACCSA FORUM 2012

Materials Now Online !

 Materials from the 2012 ACCSA Annual Training and Networking Forum  are now available online.

Just log into the Members Area to access:

* What Happens In Childhood Can Matter For A Lifetime - Jonathon Toussaint

* Preparing For Court & Other Legal Matters - Helen Black

* Quincy V Roberts Family Court Judgement

* The Forum Feedback Collation

* Photos From The Forum

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPT REVIEW OF CCSs

OUTCOMES OF CONSULTATION

 Earlier this year the Attorney-General's Department released a discussion paper as part of a consultation process with CCSs and other stakeholders within the family law sector to help guide policy in relation to improving CCS service models and reduce waiting times.

To download a copy of the summary of outcomes report please click here.