Forty-nine churches and institutions have made no indication they will pay child sex abuse survivors through the National Redress Scheme.

Another 61 are yet to sign up but plan to do so, the Department of Social Services revealed on Thursday.

Social Services Minister Paul Fletcher said naming the institutions would provide transparency for survivors considering applying for redress payments.

“While this published list covers institutions named by the royal commission, there are likely to be other institutions which were not named where abuse occurred,” Mr Fletcher said on Thursday.

The scheme can offer counselling, a direct response from responsible institutions and a redress payment.

Institutions that have made no indication they will sign up include Jehovah’s Witnesses, numerous Presbyterian churches, St Johns Ambulance, Tennis NSW, Swimming Australia, Football NSW, and Hunter Aboriginal Children’s Services.

No plan to sign up:

1. Australian Indigenous Ministries
2. Baptists QLD
3. Baptists VIC
4. Brisbane Grammar
5. Catholic – Augustinians – Order of Saint Augustine
6. Catholic – Blessed Sacrament Fathers
7. Catholic – Cistercian Monks
8. Catholic – Daughters of Charity
9. Catholic – Daughters of Our Lady of Compassion
10. Catholic – Eparchy of St Peter and Paul of Melbourne
11. Catholic – Faithful Companions of Jesus
12. Catholic – Franciscan Sisters of the Heart of Jesus
13. Catholic – Loreto Sisters – Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary
14. Catholic – Missionary Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception
15. Catholic – Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart
16. Catholic – Order of Brothers of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary of Mt Carmel (Camelites)
17. Catholic – Order of Friars Minor Conventual
18. Catholic – Redemptorists – Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer
19. Catholic – Resurrection Sisters
20. Catholic – Salvatorian Fathers – Society of the Divine Saviour
21. Catholic – Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary
22. Catholic – Servite Friars – Order of Servants of Mary
23. Catholic – Sisters of Nazareth
24. Catholic – SDC Brothers – Society of Christian Doctrine
25. Catholic – The Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family
26. Church of England Boys’ Society
27. Churches of Christ institutions in Australia
28. Disability Trust and Interchange Shoalhaven
29. Fairbridge Society
30. Football NSW
31. Gold Coast Family Support Group (now FSG Australia)
32. Hunter Aboriginal Children’s Services (HACS)
33. Jehovah’s Witnesses
34. North Coast Children’s Home
35. Presbyterian Church ACT
36. Presbyterian Church NSW
37. Presbyterian Church NT
38. Presbyterian Church SA
39. Presbyterian Church TAS
40. Presbyterian Church WA
41. RG Dance Pty Ltd
42. Satyanada Yoga Ashram
43. St Johns Ambulance
44. Swimming Australia
45. Tennis NSW
46. The King’s School, Parramatta
47. The Legacy Clubs in Australia (The Legacy Club of Brisbane is participating)
48. Yeshiva Centre and the Yeshiva College Bondi

Mr Fletcher said 27 non-government institutions have joined, including seven who signed up on Thursday.

The federal government launched the scheme in July, but only 51 payments had been made as at February 1 after eight months and 2728 applications. The average payment was $79,035.

There were 14 payments up to $50,000, 34 payments between $50,000 and $100,000 and fewer than 10 payments up to $150,000.

Another 19 offers had been made to survivors, who have six months to accept or ask for a review.

Plan to sign up but haven’t yet:

1. Anglican Diocese of Bathurst
2. Anglican Diocese of Bunbury
3. Anglican Diocese of Canberra Goulburn
4. Anglican Diocese of Gippsland
5. Anglican Diocese of Grafton
6. Anglican Diocese of Melbourne
7. Anglican Diocese of Newcastle
8. Anglican Diocese of North Queensland
9. Anglican Diocese of Riverina
10. Anglican Diocese of Sydney
11. Anglican Diocese of Tasmania
12. Anglican Diocese of The Murray
13. Anglican Diocese of Wangaratta
14. Australian Christian Churches
15. Australian Institute of Music
16. Baptists NSW/ACT
17. Baptists NT
18. Baptists SA
19. Barnardos Australia
20. Catholic – Australian Ursulines
21. Catholic – Benedictine Community of New Norcia
22. Catholic – Brigidine Sisters
23. Catholic – Capuchin Franciscan Friars
24. Catholic – Columban Fathers – St Columban’s Mission Society
25. Catholic – Dominican Province of the Assumption (Dominican Friars)
26. Catholic – Dominican Sisters of Eastern Australia and Solomon Islands
27. Catholic – Franciscan Friars
28. Catholic – Good Samaritan Education
29. Catholic – Good Samaritan Sisters – Institute of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan of the order of St Benedict
30. Catholic – Good Shepherd Sisters – Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd (Sisters of the Good Shepherd)
31. Catholic – MercyCare WA
32. Catholic – Missionaries of God’s Love
33. Catholic – Missionaries of the Sacred Heart
34. Catholic – Missionary Society of St Paul
35. Catholic – Norbertine Canons – Canons Regular of Premontre
36. Catholic – Passionist Fathers
37. Catholic – Patrician Brothers – Congregation of the Brothers of St Patrick
38. Catholic – Presentation Sisters – Queensland
39. Catholic – Presentation Sisters – Victoria I
40. Catholic – Salesians of Don Bosco
41. Catholic – Scalabrinians – Pious Society of St Charles
42. Catholic – Sisters of Charity of Australia
43. Catholic – Sisters of Mercy – North Sydney
44. Catholic – Sisters of Mercy Parramatta
45. Catholic – Sister of St Joseph (Lochinvar)
46. Catholic – Society of Catholic Apostolic Australia (Pallottine Fathers and Brothers or Pallottine Community)
47. Catholic – Society of the Divine Word
48. Catholic – Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
49. Catholic – St John of God Brothers, also known as the Hospitaller Order of St John of God (the Hospitallers)
50. Catholic – Vincentians – The Congregation of the Mission (Vincentian Fathers)
51. CAFS – Children and Family Services Ballarat
52. Knox Grammar School
53. Presbyterian Church VIC
54. Seventh Day Adventist
55. Scouts ACT
56. Scouts NT
57. Scouts QLD
58. Scouts TAS
59. The Hutchins School
60. Uniting Church in Australia
61. Yeshivah Centre and the Yeshivah College Melbourne

Call the National Redress Scheme on 1800 737 377.

If you need help, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800 or 1800 Respect.

This article has been updated to reflect that Baptists NSW/ACT has committed to joining the scheme.