http://www.helpathandtoolkit.info

The Help at Hand Toolkit is a web resource providing materials to:

increase the number of people who actively support a change in the law on smacking in the UK

• reduce the incidence of physical punishment of children
• reduce the number of people who find the physical punishment of children acceptable

It includes:

• Resources
• Activities
• Info sheets
• Links

Advocates can use this toolkit to contribute to bringing about an end to the physical punishment of children and towards creating a society where children are treated with dignity and respect.

The Help at Hand Handbook, a hard copy companion to the toolkit, is available as a download from the website, as Resource 50. Copies of the handbook, and postcards advertising the website, are also available from Children in Wales.

The Help at Hand Toolkit has been produced by 'Sdim Curo Plant! Children Are Unbeatable! in Wales. Sponsored by the Welsh Assembly Government.

Further information

• Corporal Punishment: Ending Legalised Violence against Children - Global Report 2007
• Prohibiting corporal punishment of children: A guide to legal reform and other measures (January 2008)

Previous Educational materials items

• 21/02/2008: PARTICPATION: Children As Active Citizens
• 08/02/2008: PARTICIPATION: Children as Active Citizens - A policy and programme guide
• 10/12/2007: EDUCATION: Your Right to Education - A handbook for refugees and displaced communities
• 07/11/2007: EDUCATION: Caring Together Activity Kits
• 02/11/2007: The Right to Play

Contact Information:

Sdim Curo Plant/Children are Unbeatable Cymru
c/o Children in Wales
25 Windsor Place
Cardiff
CF24 0HS
Tel: 029 2034 2434
E-mail: cau@childreninwales.org.uk

Last updated 24/06/2010 07:57:23

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