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Our 50th Story
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Our 50th Story

This year, CAPS turns 50! Read this message from our CEO to learn about what brought us to the CAPS we know today.

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Sleepover Safety
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Sleepover Safety

A guide to sleepover safety by CAPS social work students Jasper Brown and Megan Benjamin.

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Supporting Kids to Manage the Holidays
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Supporting Kids to Manage the Holidays

The CAPS Team has put together a list of strategies and resources to help you and your family manage the stresses of the holidays.

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What are the 10 Child Safe Standards?
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What are the 10 Child Safe Standards?

Learn about the Child Safe Standards, the NSW Government’s three-year implementation plan, and what this means for your organisation.

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Celebrating Children’s Week
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Celebrating Children’s Week

Teaching kids about their rights: a guide for parents, carers and teachers by CAPS social work student Abbey Wyatt

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Our Local Hero, Hillary Milton
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Our Local Hero, Hillary Milton

CAPS psychologist and program coordinator Hillary Milton has been chosen as a finalist as Westfield Kotara Local Hero 2022.

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Creating Positive Childhood Experiences
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Creating Positive Childhood Experiences

The powerful impact of Positive Childhood Experiences, and how you can help create them for the children in your life.

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Why Australia Should Criminalise Coercive Control
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Why Australia Should Criminalise Coercive Control

Jurisdictions across Australia should introduce legislation criminalising coercive and controlling behaviours to give victims a pathway to safety and justice.

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