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Discover the power of a children-first approach in transforming services for children, young people, and families. See our case study to find out more. 🌟 #ChildrenFirst https://lnkd.in/eX7GvYaC
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Discover the power of a children-first approach in transforming services for children, young people, and families. See our case study to find out more. 🌟 #ChildrenFirst https://lnkd.in/ensc2VDJ
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Great to see this resource 'Child’s Voice' get a refresh during National Reconciliation Week. It encourages the voices of Indigenous children to be heard. The Child’s Voice tools are based on the Kids Central Toolkit, developed by the Institute of Child Protection Studies at Australian Catholic University with VACCA - Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency. The Kids Central toolkit aims to help services place children in the centre of their work. It is a strengths-based resource that talks about why working with kids is important, gives messages from kids about how they might best be supported and provides a series of activities, games and tools. VACCA redeveloped five tools from the Kids Central toolkit specially for Aboriginal children and provided talking tips and guidance for the tools specially for Aboriginal children. The tools include: - I’m deadly: To find out a bit about the child and how they see themselves - their strengths & dreams - All about me: To find out a bit more about the child - their feelings and wishes - People in my life: To help kids identify who is important to them - My journey: To help kids remember things in their life - Getting from here to there: To find out about some of the things the child wants #reconciliation #safeguarding #childsafety
⭐ Sector Resource ⭐ Child's Voice - Our children have the right to be heard VACCA - Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency has redeveloped five tools from the Kids Central Toolkit, Child's Voice, specifically for Aboriginal children, which provides talking tips and guidance for using the tools with Aboriginal children. Access the resource here: https://lnkd.in/g_yJrH4r
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In a future where every Kansas child thrives, families are able to meet their basic needs, all children have opportunities to succeed, and every child is cared for in safe, nurturing environments. View the 2024 #AllinforKansasKids Strategic Plan at https://lnkd.in/gUpmQ7ch to learn more about how we can all play a part in making this future a reality.
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First 5 First Steps is a no-cost family support program for San Diego parents and parents-to-be that helps parents raise healthy and happy children. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gup7t3_w
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Caregivers and professionals: this is a great upcoming webinar on promoting positive childhood experience. You can learn more and sign up for the free webinar here: https://buff.ly/3TU1Bs9
We all play an important role in ensuring children are safe, healthy, and happy. Learn what you can do as a parent, youth, community member, or professional working with children to help prevent adversity and promote positive experiences so kids can thrive. Join the Children's Bureau for a conversation about how communities can support families to create bright futures for all children. https://buff.ly/3TU1Bs9
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Adoption can transform lives, providing children with safe, loving homes where they can grow emotionally, socially, and academically. For many children, becoming part of an adoptive family can open doors to reach their full potential. Learn more about the adoption journey and how to make a difference from Administration for Children and Families (ACF) at https://bit.ly/3OijsGP.
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