“My role involves protecting vulnerable children in NSW,” he said. “We support parents and find permanent places for children and young people.”

Caseworkers respond to reports about children or young people who may have been harmed or where there are safety concerns.

Angus, who has worked for the Department of Communities and Justice for 18 months, knows his job is important for the state and some of its most vulnerable people.

“Numerous children in NSW need protection and support,” he said.

Like many of our Champions of the State, Angus knows the work he performs today builds on a better tomorrow for the state and its people.

“Supporting the younger generation to flourish has a societal benefit in several ways,” he said.