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Safekids Coalition members are the champions for child injury prevention initiatives in their local communities. It is important to keep up to date with the latest information and resources available.

In July, Safekids launches two campaign theme. Click the links below for online resources and more information:

• Motor Vehicle Child Passenger Safety/ Promoting Child Restraint and Booster Seats (Year 2)
• Burns Prevention/ Fire Safety

Safekids Campaign Workshops 2010/ 2011 Schedule, Key Messages and Coalition Leader List

• Safekids is about to conclude the workshop series focusing on the 2010/ 2011 campaign themes, for more information, click here.  
• To download the Key Messages, Sound Bites and Impact Statements on Child Passenger Safety and Burns Prevention, click here.  

• NEW: Click here to download the 2010/ 2011 form (Child Passenger & Burns), and email to campaign@safekids.org.nz or FAX 09 630 9961.

• For the Safekids Coalition guide to Working with Media, click here.
• For the Safekids Coalition guide to Organising Events, click here.
• For the Safekids Coalition Child Passenger and Burns Planning Calendar, click here.
• For the Safekids Coalition Event Safety Checklist, click here.
• To order a copy of the Information pack used at the 2010/ 2011 workshops, email campaign@safekids.org.nz.

• Safekids News is Safekids NZ' quarterly publication focusing on child injury prevention news. Download the latest and previous editions here.
• Coalition Update is Safekids NZ' monthly e-newsletter for Coalition members. Subscribe to Coalition Update by emailing Campaign@safekids.org.nz. 

• Safekids Campaign 2009/10 Evaluation Plan (click to download). This Evaluation Plan sets out the evaluation approach, purpose, questions and methods utilised to measure priority areas of the current campaign themes: Child Motor Vehicle Passenger Safety and the Prevention of Childhood Cutting and Piercing Injuries.