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What to know about Child Welfare Policy
The cabinet’s approval of the National Strategy to Accelerate Action for Children (NSAAC) in December 2025 marked an important step towards creating a more coordinated national response to children’s wellbeing in SA.
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What happened
The cabinet’s approval of the National Strategy to Accelerate Action for Children (NSAAC) in December 2025 marked an important step towards creating a more coordinated national response to children’s wellbeing in SA.
Why it matters
The strategy outlines 10 critical priority areas: - caregiver support; - child survival; - nutrition; - early learning; - disability inclusion; - protection from violence; - digital safety; - adolescent health; - quality education; and - children’s…
Common ground
Its greatest strength lies in recognising that children’s well-being cannot be addressed in isolation but requires integrated action across multiple systems and sectors.
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