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| Official Launch NAPCAN is pleased to announce that the Minister for Family and Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Mal Brough has agreed to launch National Child Protection Week ’06, which will be held in conjunction with the Queensland launch. The event will take place at the KidsHelpline premises in Brisbane on Sunday September 3, 2006. Invitation
The Invitations to participate in National Child Protection Week ’06 will be sent out electronically and by post next week. Past participants, the wider sector and the public at large will be invited to take up the challenge, get involved in National Child Protection Week in their community, and ask children and young people to help create a child friendly Australia. Poster
This year, NAPCAN has engaged the professional services of a photographer to produce a wonderful poster that encapsulates everything National Child Protection Week strives for: Child Friendly Communities. Get your free poster by registering your planned activity at www.napcan.org.au/NCPW/index.htm Register for National Child Protection Week 2006 From 7 July you can go online and register your activity for National Child Protection Week. Just go to the registration page, fill in your details – you will automatically be sent a Promotions Pack, you can download an Activities kit and order resources to support your activity. Online Activities Kit This online kit will assist you in every aspect of organising an activity to promote the wellbeing and safety of Australia’s children and young people. Watch for the Activities Kit at: www.napcan.org.au/NCPW/index.htm Promotions Pack
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Capture a Child friendly Moment Campaign In the lead up to the Week we are asking you to continue to send us stories of child friendly moments to help us create a picture of how a child friendly community can and does look! Read some of the stories of child friendly moments we've received. Partnerships This is one of the most important activities for NAPCAN both nationally and at a state and territory level ensuring an effective outreach as widely as possible into the community. While each Partner will contribute and support National Child Protection Week in a unique way, the broad role of each Partner is to promote and encourage participation in the Week throughout their organisation and network. Developing an Australia wide network of Partners for NCPW 2006 will help sustain and increase the significant growth in public profile and participation in the prevention of Australia’s most serious social problem – child abuse and neglect. Should your organisation be interested in becoming a National Child Protection Week partner, please go to: www.napcan.org.au/partnerships.htm NAPCAN Ambassadors NAPCAN is proud to announce the appointment of
two Ambassadors. The role of ambassador is to promote all of NAPCAN’s
work, however a large part of this will involve National Child Protection
Week. Julie is passionate about the wellbeing of children
and young people and we are delighted to have her join us in creating
a child friendly Australia.
Funded by the Australian Government Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs. NAPCAN
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