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The Child Abuse Prevention Service (CAPS) was founded in 1973 and aims to alleviate child
abuse in all its forms through family support and community education.
Recognised as a leader in the field of child protection, CAPS operates with truly unique capabilities achieved through its long history, national framework of operation and the capacity to reach directly into the lives of families and communities around the country, to create lasting support networks, local connections, and to build confidence and capacity in preventing child abuse and keeping children safe.
CAPS runs a free, national telephone support line, a Parent Library and Resource Centre, free parent education sessions, face to face counselling, and widespread national educational outreach.
Free Parent Education Sessions 2010
Meet local parents, learn new ways to handle common parenting issues and have your most challenging parenting questions answered by the experts! CAPS' free parent education sessions begin in April 2010 and will be held at the CAPS premises in Ashfield (Sydney) at 7pm on the second Wednesday of each month. The first session will be held on Wednesday 14th April, with paediatric dietician Emilie Isles presenting on NUTRITION FOR CHILDREN. Refreshments will be provided. Please email
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to find out more information or to book a space at this session.
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