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It’s important to collaborate and share messages about child protection within the community.
The fifth annual Child Protection Week Professional Development Day promoting the theme “Children, Families & Domestic Violence – Understanding and Responding in our workplace” was held recently with experts on domestic and family violence.
Developed for National Child Protection Week from September 4-10, the event is a collaboration of Illawarra and Shoalhaven based non-government and government agencies of The South Coast Child Wellbeing Network (SCCWN).
Founding member and organiser Samantha Lukey from Family Services Illawarra said, “SCCWN recognises that agencies working together can make a difference to keep children safe.”
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The SCCWN will run a FREE Family Fun Day at Warrawong Plaza on Thursday September 15 from 10am-midday, aimed at families with children aged 0-5 years, with reading, craft and play activities.
It will allow families to meet local non-profit groups and government agencies to discuss their parenting goals and potential supports in a fun environment.
SCCWN includes:
- CareSouth
- Cullunghutti Aboriginal Child and Family Centre
- The Illawarra Shoalhaven Child, Adolescent and Youth Mental Health Service (CAYMHS)
- Illawarra Area Child Care Ltd (IACC)
- Barnardos (South Coast)
- Goodstart
- Anglicare
- Family Services Illawarra
- The NSW Department of Education and Training
CareSouth have a range of services to help children, young people, adults and families such as: Aunties & Uncles, Brighter Futures, Foster Care (for children aged 0-18 years), Specialist Youth Support Services, Residential Care, Disability Services and Family Connections plus crisis accommodation in Nowra for young people aged 16-24.
Call CareSouth on 1300 554 260 or email info@caresouth.org.au or see www.caresouth.org.au
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