NT Acts of Kindness Challenge Launched
Being kind is good for our health, good for those around us, and especially good for children. And best of all, it’s contagious!
Today at the Darwin National Child Protection Week event, the NT Acts of Kindness Challenge was launched by NAPCAN and Dolly’s Dream to highlight the power of kindness as a tool for creating safe and nurturing environments for children.
Territorians (adults and children) are invited to see how many acts of kindness we can record from now until Children’s Week (24 October).
How to get involved?
To get involved, all you need to do is record any acts of kindness in the NT that you know about – no matter how big or how small. It might be something that you do for someone, that someone does for you, or simply something that you hear about.
To record your acts of kindness got to www.napcan.org.au or email nt@napcan.org.au. To engage children and young people feel free to use the NT Acts of Kindness Challenge activity sheet.
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