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    • Sexual Exploitation, Sexual Objectification and Sexual Abuse: Engaging with Research, Policy and Practice, 30/04/12
    • Influencing the agenda: Keeping the focus on children and young people through the changes in social services, 26/03/12
    • Families affected by substance misuse, 13/03/12
    • Improving and Expanding Practice in Participation - National Good Practice Conference, 20/10/11
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    • Attachment Event - Changing Patterns Changing Lives - 5 November 2010
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    • Supporting Parents: Models and Approaches, 10/02/10
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    • Supporting Young Parents, 07/10/09
    • Early Support Launch, September 2009
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    • A Quiet Revolution, March 2009
    • Cross-cutting Agendas: Putting Policy into Practice in Wales, 04/12/08
    • Getting it right for families?, October 2008
    • WorldForum 2008: Early Intervention and Prevention, September 2008
    • Much Work Still to be Done, October 2007
    • Emotional Literacy, September 2007

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Getting it right for families?, October 2008
Getting it right for families?, October 2008

For Parents Week 2008, Children in Wales organised a joint conference with the Family Information Services Wales.

The conference brought together policy makers and professionals to look at family support policy in Wales.

The conference also saw the launch of new guidelines for including fathers in early years services. The guidelines, which have been commissioned by the Welsh Assembly Government, consider a number of the issues affecting the involvement of fathers in services, and provide a range of case studies showing what has worked well.

Speakers' presentations available to download

Psychological considerations in becoming a mother for the first time - Professor Wendy Holloway, Open University

Parents Week Presentation - Keith Towler, Childrens Commissioner for Wales

Families: including fathers - Dr Toity Deave, University of the West of England

Supporting Families in Cardiff - Angela Bourge, Cardiff Council

Workshop presentations available to download

Why Dads Matter - Dr Toity Deave, University of the West of England

Including fathers is beneficial to us all - Nick Clement, Fatherskills

Families Matter - Sarah Matthews, Barnardo's Cymru

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