A free information session on responding to child abuse concerns will be held at the Canning River Eco Education Centre, corner of Kent Street and Queens Park Road, Wilson on Wednesday 2 August, 3.30pm-6.30pm.
This training is suitable for those who work with children, including teachers, health professionals, police, and boarding supervisors. Topics covered include mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse, child abuse indicators, managing disclosures, grooming techniques and much more.
To register email RSVPMR@cpfs.wa.gov.au or click here for more details: http://bit.ly/MandatoryReportingTraining
Three little words...we need you.
Our foster carers come in all shapes and sizes and represent a range of ages, nationalities and family structures.
Their one common denominator is that they have decided to open their hearts and their homes to a child or young person in need of a safe and stable home.
If you think this could be you, then please consider coming along to one of our two information sessions in Mandurah on Wednesday, 26 July 2017 (10am-12noon or 6pm-8pm) at the corner of Sutton and Tuckey Streets, Mandurah.
No bookings required. If you can’t make this date, check out our other metropolitan information sessions at: http://bit.ly/fostercalendar
Five of our staff have shared what it's like to live and work in Department of Communities Child Protection and Family Support district offices in Country WA...
#ThrowbackThursday Two weeks ago today, we took part in the busiest Deadly Jobs Expo yet.
The Expo is run by the Aboriginal Workforce Development Centre to coincide with NAIDOC Family Fun Day celebrations at Ashfield Reserve and was a great opportunity for us to have a yarn with Aboriginal people interested in working with us.
Find out more at the ADWC website: http://buff.ly/2vcTSth
