Keeping Kids Safe Conference
The Keeping Kids Safe conference was held on the 14-15 April and provided an opportunity for community and government organisations who work with at risk children and families, to share what really works to keep our children safe. The conference was hosted by Presbyterian Support Northern and was designed to offer the community the opportunity to come together to see what collectively we can do better for our communities, families and children.
The findings for the Keeping Kids Safe conference are now available in summarised format. You can download the full findings below or select relevent sections to download.
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Conference Findings (full version)
Chapter One……………Introduction
Chapter Two………..…Literature Review
Chapter Three…..…..Speeches
...Marie Shroff
...Jane Drumm
...David Kenkel
...Anton Blank
...Dr Emma Davies (speech)
...Dr Emma Davies (summing up)
Chapter Four……………Conclusion
For more information or to discuss any of the findings please contact Bonnie Robinson, Presbyterian Support Northern's Community Facilitator on email bonnie.robinson@psn.org.nz or phone 09 520 8604.
Presbyterian Support Northern is a charitable social service organisation that was founded 120 years ago. We provide services to children and families, older people and people with disabilities. In addition to providing high quality services, Presbyterian Support Northern wants to positively contribute to the ongoing debate and to the development of best practices around services for children and families.
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