Case Study: NSW Department of Communities and Justice achieves world-first child safety data matching with Objective Corporation

NSW Department of Communities and Justice on behalf of all Australian State and Territory child protection agencies

NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ), working on behalf of all Australian state and territory child protection agencies, needed a better way to share sensitive information across borders to improve child safety outcomes. Existing differences in systems, technologies, and processes made it difficult to find, match, and share records, leaving workers with limited visibility into vital information. Objective Corporation addressed this challenge with its data-matching platform, Objective Reach / Connect for Safety.

Objective Corporation helped deliver a world-first, federally funded national rollout of a secure data-matching solution that enables agencies to find likely records quickly, even when data is partial or incorrect. The platform improves real-time decision-making, coordination, and early intervention by giving child protection workers access to the right information at the right time, helping to better assess risk and protect vulnerable children across Australia.

NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ)

Briony Foster

Executive District Director