Know Your Country campaign
Parents Victoria is an ally of the Know Your Country campaign.
Parents Victoria is an ally of the Know Your Country campaign.
The State Government has a web page with advice for families who are experiencing financial hardship. The Department also has policies and guidance for schools
“Times of change and uncertainty unsettle even the most confident students. With very little notice and not much chance to plan, we’re all catapulted into
Susan McLean from CyberSafety Solutions has produced a series of free videos on how to stay safe in the online environment. Transcripts are also available.
The Social Services Regulator (SSR) is an independent statutory authority that safeguards the rights of children and young people as well as people who use social services in Victoria. The SSR has recently taken on
Now more than ever, parents are looking for ways to protect their teenager’s mental wellbeing. The Partners in Parenting program, delivered by Prevention United and
Parents Victoria is an ally of the Know Your Country campaign.
The State Government has a web page with advice for families who are experiencing financial hardship. The Department also has policies and guidance for schools on how they should support families experiencing financial hardship, set
“Times of change and uncertainty unsettle even the most confident students. With very little notice and not much chance to plan, we’re all catapulted into a new world. But with crises, come opportunities…” Clinical psychologist
Susan McLean from CyberSafety Solutions has produced a series of free videos on how to stay safe in the online environment. Transcripts are also available. The presentations include: Internet facts vs fiction Duty of care
The Social Services Regulator (SSR) is an independent statutory authority that safeguards the rights of children and young people as well as people who use social services in Victoria. The SSR has recently taken on increased responsibilities to support safety for children and users of
Now more than ever, parents are looking for ways to protect their teenager’s mental wellbeing. The Partners in Parenting program, delivered by Prevention United and Monash University, is a free, evidence-based, online program for parents
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