Driving a national response to counter Online Child Sexual Exploitation. This page is monitored during business hours. Do not report crime on this page.The Australian Federal Police (AFP) led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation or, the ACCCE, was announced by the Prime Minister on 25 March 2018, as a measure of the 2018-19 Commonwealth Budget The ACCCE brings together a world-leading approach

Core values

- **Addresses Societal Needs**: The ACCCE was established in response to the increasing number and severity of reports of child exploitation, a critical societal issue[1][3].
- **Improves Quality of Life**: By preventing the exploitation of children, intervening earlier in abuse, protecting victims, and pursuing offenders, the ACCCE directly improves the quality of life for children and their families[1][3].
- **Promotes Positive Change**: The ACCCE enhances community confidence that authorities, civil society, and the private sector are addressing child exploitation, which promotes positive change and trust in institutions[1][3].
- **Contributes to Community Well-being**: The ACCCE's activities, such as triage of reports, intelligence inputs, and prevention efforts, contribute significantly to the well-being and safety of children and the broader community[1].