Day for Daniel
2022 Champions
The Day for Daniel Champion Program is an initiative that unites people who are passionate about child safety and protection, to assist the Daniel Morcombe Foundation in creating awareness of our national day of action for child safety awareness, Day for Daniel.
The team below dedicate their time to assisting the Daniel Morcombe Foundation and help us to reach more children around Australia with important personal safety messages.
Our Champions
Sean Follows
Day for Daniel Champion
“As serving Police Officer in Western Australia, I hold child safety very close to my heart. Being involved with the Foundation since 2015, I am more than honoured to be a part of the Champions’ program, keeping Daniel’s legacy and memory alive.
Being able to support Bruce and Denise by getting schools and businesses on board for Day for Daniel is on the of the greatest feelings and achievements.”
Zara Butt
Day for Daniel Champion
“I work for the Department of Justice in WA and have three primary-aged children. I became a Champion to support the Foundation’s vision of a future where children are free from abuse and risk of harm. It is so important for children and adults to be educated on child safety and to be empowered to ‘Recognise, React and Report’.
Day for Daniel is a lasting legacy to Daniel and it is fantastic to see the community come together for a fun event that raises awareness.”
Katie Colebrook
Day for Daniel Champion
“Knowing both Bruce and Denise personally, I have always been amazed at how strong and passionate they are about child safety. As a teacher, I believe that it is vital to educate children from a young age, about how to ‘Recognise, React and Report’ if they feel unsafe.”
Nadine Edwards
Day for Daniel Champion
“I have been a supporter of the DMF team from when I first met Denise and Bruce on the Sunshine Coast back in 2008 while on holidays. I am a big advocate of child safety and the protection of children.”
Simone Walton
Day for Daniel Champion
“On behalf of the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, I’m very keen to raise awareness in my community around child safety.”