National Child Protection Week events are happening across the country from a Pop-Up Playgroup in Western Sydney to a ‘Taking Action to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse’ seminar in Queensland.
The positive benefits of making rap music and videos about issues that matter to young people in regional indigenous communities is demonstrated by Desert Pea Media – the 2013 NAPCAN NSW Play Your Part award recipient.
Webtools are resources that you can download and place on your website or on your email to raise awareness of the 2015 National Child Protection Week. These are free to download.
“This book represents my love for fairy tales. My passion driven by my hope that someday my life can represent a fairy tale,” is the written explanation of a photograph by one of the young people featured in the As Eye See It exhibition.
The 2014 recipient of NAPCAN’s National Play Your Part Award, Wollongong City Council – Child Friendly Cities, has undertaken their widest consultation with 270 children and young people to overhaul Wollongong’s Stuart Park playground, the largest in the region.