NAPCAN is excited to launch the Children’s Activity Booklet for National Child Protection Week 2022, now available for download.
The booklet includes a wide range of activities to engage children, families and child-focused organisations in National Child Protection Week
The aim of this booklet is to:
– Start conversations about how to build the safest communities possible for children
– Link families to resources and support services
Thank you to all the wonderful organisations who contributed to this booklet including: eSafety Commission, CREATE Foundation, yourtown, Relationships Australia, Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency, Queensland Child Protection Week and Parenting Research Centre.
See here for more ideas about how schools and educators can get involved.
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