NAPCAN is pleased to announce the launch of our online training calendar. The calendar allows you to view the dates of events, create an account, register for training sessions, make payments and receive receipts.
Do you know someone who works tirelessly to keep children and young people safe from harm?
Celebrate their efforts by nominating them for the 2015 Robin Clark Protecting Children Awards.
National Families Week 2015 will be held from Friday 15 May to Thursday 21 May 2015.
The aim of National Families Week 2015 is to celebrate the vital role that families play in Australian society. The 2015 theme is ‘Stronger Families, Stronger Communities’.
The Play Your Part Awards seek to recognise individuals, communities and organisations from each State and Territory that have played their part to prevent child abuse and neglect through promoting the safety and wellbeing of children and young people in Australia.
Nominate today!
The overall purpose of Youth for Change: creating a better future, is to provide an international forum for young people with a care experience to learn and grow, build self-confidence, and to connect with their peers and those working within the system.
The Youth for Change conference will be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from the 2nd – 4th October 2015 and is open to all children and young people in care in Australia.
The 12th Safer Internet Day will be celebrated worldwide on Tuesday 10 February 2015. The theme for the day is: “Let’s create a better internet together”.
NAPCAN is pleased to release our newest resource, ‘Ways to support and encourage a child’s right to speak and be heard’.
The tragic death of four-year old Chloe Valentine in South Australia has raised concerns that the state’s child protection system is in crisis.
Click through for some reflections on the Darwin Children’s Week events.
Children’s Week is an annual event celebrated in Australia during the fourth week in October. A diverse range of events and activities are organised at National, State and Local levels. These focus the attention of the wider community on children, their needs and achievements.
