Projects

A number of coordinated projects are managed by the Taranaki Safe Families Collaborative, funded by the Community Partnership funding administered by Family and Community Services. National campaigns, such as the “It’s Not OK” campaign, form a key component of national social marketing messages. Many local projects are using the branding and examples of best practice to ensure effectiveness by leveraging off these national messages. To find out more about the range of local initiatives that are currently underway to reduce family violence in Taranaki please click on the links below.

Super Maori Fullus visit Taranaki: Super Maori Fullus visit Huatoki Plaza as part of their 3 day tour of Taranaki promoting their anti-violence message.
Family Fun Days
White Ribbon Campaign: White Ribbon Day, held on 25th November, is the international day when people wear a white ribbon to show that they do not condone violence towards women.
Media Campaigns
Its Not Okay campaign logo: It's Not Okay campaign logo
Its Not Okay campaign logo: It's Not Okay campaign logo
Its Not Okay campaign logo: It's Not Okay campaign logo
Sand Challenge 2008: Sand Challenge 2008
Sand Challenge BBQ 2008: Sand Challenge BBQ 2008
Sand Challenge 2008: Sandcastle at Sand Challenge 2008
Sand Challenge BBQ 2008: Sand Challenge BBQ 2008
Big Dig at Sand Challenge 2008: Big Dig at Sand Challenge 2008
Dads building Sand castle: Dads building Sand castle
White Ribbon shop display: White Ribbon shop display
White Ribbon stand: White Ribbon stand
White Ribbon stand: White Ribbon stand
White Ribbon shop front: White Ribbon shop front

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