We aren’t quite ready to release our final poster designs yet however now is the time to register your mailing address and place your bulk orders.
Posters will be distributed by the end of July so please register to receive posters by clicking here.
If you have registered your mailing address with us, you will receive single prints of both the 2016 poster designs. If you wish to make a bulk order, (the cost is free) please email Ally Kodet-Moran (ally.kodet-moran@napcan.org.au) with the subject “Bulk Order 2016 NCPW Posters” and how many sets of posters you require.
The next batch of bulk orders will be distributed by mid July and the designs will also be available for download from our website in the next few weeks.
Please also register your National Child Protection Week events here.
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