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Children’s Day steering group

Partnerships

  • Radio NetworkRadio Network has generously sponsored radio ads for Children's Day this year. This will mean the message of Children's Day can reach a vast audience and help to make Children's Day well known all around New Zealand. There are Radio Network stations (PDF 48KB) all around New Zealand; if you are looking to promote your event please contact your local Radio Network station to discuss promotional opportunities. So keep your ears open to those great Radio Network stations in your area to hear the Children's Day ad.
     

  • Feeding our Futures Feeding our Futures - the national healthy eating programme - is supporting Children's Day in 2008, with resources and information about healthy eating for children and families.

Animal Safety

  • Dog Safety - Patch's friend Charlie has tips for keeping safe around dogs.

Related Theme Weeks

  • Well Child/Tamariki Ora Week follows on from Children's Day and is all about keeping your child healthy.
     
  • Every Child Counts Every Child Counts is a community coalition that celebrates children's special place in the social and economic development of New Zealand.
     
  • SeaweekKotahi Moana – Kei konei te tīmatatanga
    One Ocean - It starts here

    Seaweek has become a time when New Zealanders not only celebrate the sea, but also get involved in activities that promote the health of our ocean. Learn more at www.seaweek.org.nz.

 

     
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