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Have you completed the NSW My Say Survey?

DateTuesday, November 11, 2014 at 2:18PM

If you work with kids with a disability first hand, you know, the parenting challenges families face. That's why you and the families you work with need the best in evidence-based parenting support. Stepping Stones Triple P can provide that help but they need your help.

They are asking professionals, like you, to tell them about the work you do, the support you need and how they can help the families you work with. Your views will help them deliver Stepping Stones Triple P in ways that suit the needs of professionals and parents across NSW.

Stepping Stones Triple P training  is also being offered free of charge. Register your interest on the My Say website. To have your say and find out more about the program visit www.mysay.org.au

All parents and caregivers of children with a disability are also invited to visit the website and complete the My Say Survey to register for free training. Download the parent flyer here.

AuthorJodie Caruana | Comments Off |