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Dr Robyn Miller
CEO, MacKillop Family Services
A program to help young people in out-of-home care (OOHC) who are at risk of child sexual abuse is the culmination of a lifetime’s work for Robyn. Power to Kids teaches kids – and the staff who work with them – strategies to recognise and intervene early when they are the targets of harmful sexual behaviour, child sexual exploitation and dating violence. As CEO of MacKillop Family Services, Robyn led a pilot of the program in MacKillop’s residential homes. The data was so positive, MacKillop secured funding from Westpac to implement the program in residential homes across Australia.