Publications
Free of Charge* - donations appreciated The book, How Can I Tell? provides basic information on how to recognise abuse or potential abuse. By educating ourselves on what to look for and what to do when we suspect abuse is occurring we can take the necessary and correct steps to help stop the hurt of children. Promoting the well being of children must become society's highest priority. By protecting children and preventing long-term traumatic effects, not only do we improve the quality of life for children but we also reduce the financial costs to society and make a positive investment in the future of our country. Order Now $32.00* per copy  A child protection policy is more than a description of what action to take when abuse is suspected. It will consider as many issues as possible that are relevant to protect children in the care of the organisation.
This 40 page publication is a comprehensive guideline designed to offer an example of how a child protection policy might look and be developed. This guide can provide the basis for consultation among those who have a role in designing, enforcing or reviewing the guideline or policy. Order Now $15.00* per copy  Choosing safe people to work with children is not easy. When children and young people are in the care of adults, they deserve to be safe. Parents and caregivers must know that the people looking after their children will not bully or abuse them - physically, sexually or emotionally. "Safe Not Sorry" is a practical, easy to use handbook to help keep child abusers out of organisations responsible for children.
"Safe Not Sorry" is an essential guide for every school, early childhood centre, sporting or cultural group, after school group, youth group, church group...and every other organisation where adults are involved with children and young people. This 40 page book, complete with sample application forms, checking forms and more has been endorsed by the Office of the Commissioner for Children, Parentline and child advocates throughout New Zealand. It is an essential tool for all those involved with children. Order Now $10.00* per copy  Written by ex-CIB Detective Peter Haynes. A book about child abuse from a police officer’s perspective.
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$5.00* each Featuring the English and Maori version of Where’s My Teddy Bear? The English version is written and performed by Jodi Vaughan. The Maori version has been changed slightly to reflect a Maori focus. It’s performed by Kataraina Pipi.
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