Bright Futures WA Forum 2024

Name: Bright Futures WA Forum 2024
Start: 2024-12-04T09:00:00+0800
End: 2024-12-04T15:00:00+0800
Location: Fraser Suites Perth

Wed, 4 Dec, 9am - 3pm AWST

Fraser Suites Perth

east perth, australia

Daniel Morcombe Foundation

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Event description

Bright Futures Forums bring strategic leaders and high-level stakeholders together to engage in best-practice conversations.

Join our one-day state and territory-specific forums that fosters cross-jurisdictional, cross-sector, and cross-agency collaboration by exploring policy and orgnisational level approaches.

All Bright Futures forums can be attended in person or online and are open to senior managers, clinical leads, department heads, and frontline workers interested in wider research.

The theme for the 2024 Western Australia Forum is

Reimagining the dominant discourse: diverse voices on harmful sexual behaviours

Stay tuned for the upcoming agenda and presenters to be announced soon.

9am-9.30am Arrival and Registration

9.30am Forum Commences

3.00pm Forum Concludes

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Daniel Morcombe Foundation

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The Daniel Morcombe Foundation provides personal child safety education to children and young people to prevent abuse and promote lifelong health and wellbeing. We support educators, parents and carers through the provision of resources and education and also directly support young victims of crime.

Bright Futures is a Daniel Morcombe Foundation national education and training project addressing the issues of problematic and harmful sexual behaviours (PHSB), technology assisted harmful sexual behaviours (TA-HSB) and child sexual exploitation (CSE).

Bright Futures will host state and territory forums and workshops, webinars and a podcast series focusing on information sharing and community building.

Equipping children, the adults who care for them, and front-line professionals with the skills to identify the risk factors and potential signs of abuse as early as possible is vital to ensure children receive timely intervention and support.

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