On May 31, 2024, CMAA hosted the first Seniors in Action meeting with 8 elderly adults from the Cambodian community. Kowith Kret, a member of the GLHA Community Outreach Team, led and interpreted the meeting. The Seniors in Action initiative is a powerful platform that empowers older Cambodian residents to champion the well-being of our peers. Through collaborative action, we enhance access to resources, promote social inclusion, and prioritize the health, dignity, and quality of life of older adults.
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It was great to be present at this morning's Launch of the Uniting Families report. As a member of the external advisory group, I've had a window into the rigour of the process. One thought from today was that there is a default data set in much research into families due to looking at households, which leaves out many important versions of care for children, such as kinship, shared households, etc. The Uniting Families Report is a new partnership between @unitingnsw.act and @UNSW Social Policy Research Centre, providing annual insights into the experiences of families raising children and young people in Australia. Better research and understanding of families will inform understanding and drive better policy reform. This report is a first step towards challenging the notion that all family experiences are the same and can be explored here: https://lnkd.in/giv-aFen I look forward to an ongoing involvement in this long-term 10-year project.
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On this 🌏 #DayofFamilies, we call for investments in social and #childprotection systems that strengthen families and their ability to care for their children. 'We must all do our part. The partnership of governments, civil society organizations, and individuals is a driver to create a world where every child grows up in a nurturing family environment, ensuring their rights are safeguarded, and their futures are filled with promise and opportunity,' says Dr. Dereje Wordofa, President of SOS Children's Villages International. Read the full op-ed 👉 https://lnkd.in/dv4yxqV7
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At Show Hope, we believe that the best way to serve children who are vulnerable is by working proactively to ensure the best possible outcome following the P.R.A.Y. acronym. P ➡️ Preservation R ➡️ Reunification A ➡️ Adoption Y ➡️ Youth Support This week on the blog, we unpack this acronym and share why it is the ideal response to caring for children who are vulnerable. Read the blog at bit.ly/3XfUUnn!
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🌟 Are you a carer in a regional or rural community? Your role is crucial, and we want to support you. Complete our survey to help us understand your needs better. Plus, join our virtual support groups to connect with others who share similar experiences. Let's build a strong support network together. https://vist.ly/wn7p Many caregivers don't think of themselves as carers and feel lonely and without support. Emerge Australia wants to hear from all caregivers of people with ME/CFS and Long COVID, to understand your needs. Your survey answers will help guide our efforts for advocacy and funding. Together, we can make a difference.
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Too often, the evidence we collect about families to use in policy and service development focuses on one or two types of family. We know that families in Australia are much more diverse than is considered in public debate and public policy. The Uniting Families Report is a new partnership between @unitingnsw.act and @UNSW Social Policy Research Centre, providing annual insights into the experiences of families raising children and young people in Australia. Better research and understanding of families will inform understanding and drive better policy reform. This report is a first step towards challenging the notion that all family experiences are the same and can be explored here: https://lnkd.in/eSavG4Jb
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Too often, the evidence we collect about families to use in policy and service development focuses on one or two types of family. We know that families in Australia are much more diverse than is considered in public debate and public policy. The Uniting Families Report is a new partnership between @unitingnsw.act and @UNSW Social Policy Research Centre, providing annual insights into the experiences of families raising children and young people in Australia. Better research and understanding of families will inform understanding and drive better policy reform. This report is a first step towards challenging the notion that all family experiences are the same and can be explored here: https://lnkd.in/gYq-_dHi
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Breaking Chains: Join the Movement for Child Safety in South Africa! 🌍 Hey there, Champions of Hope! 👋✨ 🔗 [Link to Blog Post: "Unveiling the Harsh Reality: Tackling the Epidemic of Violence Against Children in South Africa"]https://lnkd.in/e_4QeAM9 🔗 🌟 Let's Ignite Change Together! In the vibrant tapestry of South Africa, where stories of resilience unfold against the backdrop of historical struggles, a critical issue demands our collective attention: the safety of our children. 🚸💔 Despite commendable efforts, violence against children persists, casting a dark shadow over the nation's future. Why This Matters: A staggering one-third of South African girls experience some form of violence, often from those they trust. The legacy of historical inequalities, compounded by contemporary challenges, places children at risk of domestic violence, substance abuse, and neglect. This isn't just a statistic; it's a heart-wrenching reality etched into the fabric of everyday life. 🚀 Our Call to Action: Join us in unraveling the layers of this complex issue and shining a light on the initiatives, challenges, and hopes for a safer South Africa for every child. Explore firsthand accounts, eye-opening statistics, and the emotional journey that underscores our commitment to change. 🌍 What You Can Do: - 📣 Spread the Word: Share the blog post on your social media platforms, encouraging friends and family to join the conversation. - 🤝 Get Involved: Support local organizations working towards child safety. Every action, no matter how small, contributes to the collective effort. - 📚 Stay Informed: Knowledge is power. Stay updated on child safety initiatives and challenges, and let your awareness be a catalyst for change. 💖 Let's be the Change-Makers: In the face of adversity, our collective strength shines brightest. Together, let's break the chains of violence and build a future where every child in South Africa grows up in a world free from fear. 🔗 [Link to Blog Post: "Unveiling the Harsh Reality: Tackling the Epidemic of Violence Against Children in South Africa"]https://lnkd.in/eEXieeTG 🌟 Ignite Change. Spread Hope. Protect Children.🌍 #childsafety #southafrica #hopeforthefuture #ignitechange
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"Expert Technical Feminist Batwoman" currently serving as Global Lead for Protection Policy and Advocacy at International Rescue Committee
In November, governments have an opportunity to make catalytic pledges to make all childhoods safe everywhere - in communities, households, schools, and online. IRC is asking governments to capitalize on that opportunity, to include children living in conflict, crisis, and displacement, and to recognize that caregivers need support if they are to support children and keep them safe. More here: https://lnkd.in/eJEVmxD7
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Excited to see that the Special Issue on Homelessness and Mobile Media has just been published in Mobile Media & Communication! My article, titled “‘It’s one of the most important things we carry for us”: How mobile hotspots support people experiencing homelessness” was published Online First in the journal last November and has been included in the special issue out today. Thank you to the editors for the opportunity to have my work published with these other great articles! #homelessness #digitalequity #publiclibraries #housingisahumanright #mobilemedia
Mobile Media & Communication - Volume 12, Number 2, May 01, 2024
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