ALBANY DISTRICT OFFICE (WA) – NETWORKING EVENT
This is a closed event. A networking event for local professionals to increase their knowledge of child protection issues and the role of the Department.
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This is a closed event. A networking event for local professionals to increase their knowledge of child protection issues and the role of the Department.
A parent information evening to focus on youth suicide - a speaker from Headspace will talk about mental health, warning signs and how to help. The event, which will be catered, will also provide an opportunity for parents and foster carers to meet with local youth support services.
Morning tea to promote child protection and advocate for children's rights. Also welcoming our local police liaison officer.
Prevention Forum - NAPCAN has invited a panel of experts to join us in an inspiring discussion. See invitation for details.
This is a closed event. Community agencies in the local area will be invited to attend and present in a 5 minute time slot about their agency and the work they do in the community. The aim is to increase agency networking, provide information and education in relation to the services involved in our community, […]
Learn how to set restrictions on i-Devices so that your child can only access age appropriate features, apps and content. Book here: https://www.itandcoffee.com.au/supporting-national-child-protection-week.html Download PDF
This is a closed event. Presentation of awards to teams doing innovating work to promote safety and wellbeing of children coming into contact with our health services.
A community event will be held for local families surrounding Davis Park, to build relationships and provide an opportunity to engage positively with government departments and stakeholders.
Afternoon tea with activities for children.
To mark Child Protection Week, the ACT Ombudsman will host an event on 6 September 2017 at 3:30pm including the following presentations: • the ACT Reportable Conduct Scheme by the ACT Ombudsman • child protection initiatives of the ACT Children & Young People Commissioner/Public Advocate, Ms Jodie Griffiths-Cook • children's safety in institutions by the Australian […]
An event for local young people including a speaker about resilience and self care, followed by a sausage sizzle and various activities. Young people will have an opportunity to meet, and ask questions, with local youth services.
Getting the community involved RSVP by 29th August to director@goodna.kidselc.com.au Download PDF
Learn valuable personal safety skills and strategies that can help empower your child and keep them safe from abuse. Download PDF
Special guest speaker: Dr Howard Bath Download PDF
Audience: Years 4, 5 and 6 students. The presentation supports National Child Protection Week and the Victorian Games and Apps Challenge. It will support students to: · identify ways that strangers may try to seek personal information online · use safe strategies when gaming to avoid cyberbullying or unwanted contact · recognise the implications of […]
Audience: Years 4, 5 and 6 students. The presentation supports National Child Protection Week and the Victorian Games and Apps Challenge. It will support students to: · identify ways that strangers may try to seek personal information online · use safe strategies when gaming to avoid cyberbullying or unwanted contact · recognise the implications of […]
Opportunity for families to play with their children whilst chatting to representatives from local services who work with children and families. Download PDF
Unveiling FundAbility Auslan sign Download PDF
This is a closed event. Panellists from local and state-wide services will explore initiatives and research into how strong communities promote child safety. The forum recognises that strong communities are those in which children are seen and heard, in which their participation is valued and their families are given the support they need.
Stalls to be coordinated within local shopping areas to promote the Department's resources, to recruit for foster carers, and to connect with the local community.