Training & Events | Ngā Wānanga

This short online course helps parents and caregivers feel more confident guiding children and young people to stay safe, well, and connected in the digital world.  The course takes just 30-45 minutes and is suitable for parents, caregivers, grandparents, whānau, and anyone supporting children and young people.

The Code of Ethics defines fundamental values and standards for youth workers in Aotearoa to ensure that their mahi is carried out in a safe, skilled, and ethical manner. Delivered by Ara Taiohi, this practical training introduces a range of youth work scenarios that incorporate the principles of mana taiohi and positive youth development.

This training is suitable for anyone who works with young people - youth/social workers, teachers, coaches, parents, caregivers.

 
🗓️  Monday 10 November, 9.00am-4.00pm
📌  Sport Tasman, 142 Saxton Road, Stoke
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Pornography has been on the rise with technology making it highly accessible with unlimited exposure to almost everybody.  This workshop looks at the facts and resources available whilst building skills in talking to youth about pornography.

🗓️ Thursday 13 November, 9.00am - 11.00am
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Trauma-informed Education is an approach that uses knowledge about trauma and its effects to create safe learning environments for young students - learn how to create environments that cultivate connectedness and empowerment, model empathy and promote inclusion.

🗓️  Tuesday 18 November, 10.00am - 12.00pm
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