FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Tidy-Hi?
Tidy-Hi is about noticing good behaviour and saying thank you. It encourages children to wave, smile, and acknowledge people who care for shared spaces — such as cleaners, gardeners, volunteers, and community workers. It helps children feel connected, confident, and part of their community.
Do families need to pick up litter to take part?
No. Tidy-Hi is designed so children and families can participate in ways that feel right for them. Some families focus on waving and saying thank you, others go on to participate in Litter Buddy activities, and many move between both over time. All forms of participation are valued.
Who supports children during Tidy-Hi activities?
Tidy-Hi activities are designed to be completed with an adult present. Parents, carers, and educators support children in ways that suit their age, ability, and environment. The program trusts adults to guide participation safely and thoughtfully.
How does Tidy-Hi connect to Litter Buddy?
Tidy-Hi and Litter Buddy are designed to work together as one program. Tidy-Hi focuses on recognition and gratitude, while Litter Buddy builds on this with simple, positive actions such as picking up litter. Together, they create visible behaviours that help children feel proud of caring for their community.
Where can I find more detailed information?
Tidy-Hi is part of the broader Litter Buddy program. For detailed information about safety, participation, digital missions, and how the program works, visit the Litter Buddy FAQs.

JOIN OUR REAL-WORLD FAMILY
The Tidy Hi isn’t just for children; it’s a universal ‘thank you’ that resonates with anyone picking up litter.So when you see someone – be it kids, parents or the folks tidying up the park – a friendly Tidy-Hi is the perfect way to express your gratitude
JOIN OUR REAL-WORLD FAMILY
The Tidy Hi isn’t just for children; it’s a universal ‘thank you’ that resonates with anyone picking up litter.So when you see someone – be it kids, parents or the folks tidying up the park – a friendly Tidy-Hi is the perfect way to express your gratitude

