As part of the Safe Clubs 4 Kids project, you are invited to attend a forum to explore how to create safe environments for children.
Begins: 9:30am Tuesday 6 September 2011Finishes: 12:30pm Tuesday 6 September 2011
Venue: Conference Room, Department of Sport and RecreationAddress: 246 Vincent Street, Leederville
Cost: Free
Links: www.dsr.wa.gov.au
Contact: Hayley Chandler 9387 8100 
Email: This forum provides an opportunity for the sport and active recreation industry to hear from guest speakers and to participate in an interactive panel discussion, covering the following areas:
- How to create safe environments for children in sport and active recreation.
- How to implement and comply with the Working with Children Legislation, including recent amendments.
- How to respond to a report or suspicion of inappropriate or illegal behavior Highlight resources and support available to you.
Panel representatives include: the WA Police, the Working with Children Screening Unit, Child FIRST, a state sport association and a club representative.
RSVP ESSENTIAL contact Hayley Chandler via email or call 9387 8100 by Friday 2 September 2011.
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