The Gala Dinner to launch Children’s Week in Alice Springs was held amongst the beautiful bush setting of the Olive Pink Botanical Gardens with over 80 people in attendance. The guest speaker was Ms Colleen Gwynne, the Children’s Commissioner of the NT.
Children’s Week was launched on 23 October at an event hosted by the Junior Police Rangers.
A 2015 NAPCAN NSW Play Your Part Award recipient, the Immigrant Women’s Health Service (IWHS), is looking for participants to take part in a short film – an educational resource about forced marriage.
NAPCAN was impressed with the calibre of nominations for the Play Your Part Awards and proud to award the 17 recipients for playing their part to promote the safety and wellbeing of children and young people.
Book now to attend a National Child Protection Week event in your state or territory.
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.
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.
NAPCAN is happy to announce the launch of the 2015 National Child Protection Week colouring in sheet, download it today.
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.
NAPCAN is happy to announce the release of the 2015 National Child Protection Week (6 to 12 September) posters which can be downloaded online.
