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有關的的網站或熱線電話
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有關的的網站或熱線電話
聯邦政府托兒服務熱線-1800 670 305 (免費電話)
澳洲政府的托兒服務熱線向家長們提供很多新近的資訊, 包括您所在地區的托兒服務, 各種不同的托兒服務, 澳洲政府對托兒服務費用的幫助, 如何選擇好的托兒服務。
雇主也可以使用該熱線以幫助雇員發現需要的托兒服務。
熱線工作時間: 星期一至星期五, 上午8.00 至下午9.00 (東部標準時間)
www.facs.gov.au/childcare
母乳餵養協會
母乳餵養協會是一個在社區中促進母乳餵養的組織。 本組織是由一些對母乳餵養感興趣的專業人士和家長向以母乳餵養的母親們提供資訊、幫助和指導。
這個網站是很全面的, 主功能表上包括一個求助熱線,母乳餵養資訊(30多激流單張),討論欄、有關産品和服務等等。 討論欄允許家長同其他家長交談有關以母乳餵養和相關主題。
事實欄 "The fact sheets"是詳細資料,包括多種主題比如胸部和乳頭保護,父親需知,奶水太多等等。
www.breastfeeding.asn.au
母親直線
這個網站是一個在家購物指南, 包含爲你自己和嬰孩的所有需要。
産品包括乳房保護,皮膚保護,胸罩,吸奶器,Slings,玩具,出版物,家庭用品,衣服,床上用品,音樂,芳香療法(aromatherapy),安全設備等等。
www.mothersdirect.com.au
新州兒童和少年委員會。
該委員會是一個引導兒童和青少年的權威組織。 該委員會向新州議會和議會所屬的兒童和青少年委員會報告。
網站包括爲兒童和家長提供的資訊。
含有家長和兒童需要的有關網站鏈結。 家長可以獲取有關如何應付恃強淩弱者和家長技巧等資訊,而兒童可以獲得有關如何應付恃強淩弱者,運動,音樂等資訊。
www.kids.nsw.gov.au
兒童熱線
兒童熱線是一個全國範圍的電話和互聯網輔導服務, 爲需要指導和幫助的兒童和青少年服務。 本熱線是向5至18歲的兒童服務, 並且保守隱私。
這個網站爲兒童提供在線個別輔導以及其他資訊服務, 幫助遇到困難的兒童。 該網站也包括與家長和兒童有關的資訊以及網站鏈結。有各方面的資訊比如同伴間的關係,恃強淩弱者,以及鏈結到其他網站像飲食失調,憂鬱怔和減肥等等。
免費的電話號碼是: 1800 551 800
www.kidshelp.com.au
新州家長和研究中心
這個網站包括爲家長而設的各種資訊。 包括一個搜尋引擎允許你選擇年齡以及你希望獲得資訊的主題。
家長可以獲得有關積極的懲罰策略,如何準備上學,學前兒童養育等等資訊。該網站也包括一個趣味和遊戲功能表允許你查看在國家公園, 動力博物館, 在悉尼有什麽最新活動等等。
在這個功能表裏有一個很好的爲兒童而設的鏈結,比如”Wiggles”網站。
該網站也包括一個‘接受幫助’功能表,這一功能表提供一系列服務機構的名單,比如兒童健康診所,托兒中心,玩具館以及遊戲組。
www.parenting.nsw.gov.au
澳洲營養
這個網站提供家長想要的有關所有家庭成員健康飲食的資訊。 它包括適合各種年齡的食品,與食品有關的活動,出版物比如食譜書和個別的食譜以便你在家中使用。
它也包括其他組織的鏈結比如澳洲糖尿病協會以及心臟病基金會。
www.nutritionaustralia.org
Westmead兒童醫院
這個網站含有對家庭非常寶貴的資訊。 這些資訊包括17個分類,比如普通疾病,傳染病,耳朵,面容,口腔、骨骼和皮膚科疾病。
在每個分類之內有很多的個別資訊, 比如尿床, 腦膜炎、毒蟲叮咬, 燒傷, 語言發展等等。 某些資訊以多種文字顯示。
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另外該網站向家長提供了有關該醫院本身的介紹。
這個網站含有全面的安全方面的資訊。 這個功能表項包括一個A – Z排列的安全資訊。 例如你可以查看關於有毒的植物, Bean bags,兒童睡床,移動電話,玩具箱等安全資訊。
www.chw.edu.au
家庭協助辦公室
這個網站爲家長提供有關家庭財政援助以及托兒福利金的資訊。
www.familyassist.gov.au
兒童鏈結
兒童鏈結是一個由社區服務部(DOCS)運作的網站,它提供了所有在新洲有執照的托兒服務的詳細介紹。它還有一個搜尋引擎,允許你有效地搜尋你所在地區的托兒服務。 這個網站介紹了如何選擇托兒服務, 托兒服務的資金來源 和選擇過程中該注意的地方, 它也允許你搜尋能照料有特殊需要的兒童的托兒中心。
www.childlink.com.au
PARENTING WEBSITES
Breast-feeding Association
The Breast Feeding Association is an organisation that promotes breastfeeding within the community. The organisation is run by a group of interested professionals and parents that provides information, support and guidance to breastfeeding mothers.
This website is comprehensive and the main menu includes a Helpline, breast feeding information (over 30 fact sheets), Discussion Board, Products and Services and many more. The Discussion Board allows parents to talk with other parents about breastfeeding and related topics.
The fact sheets are detailed and include topics such as breast and nipple care, ‘Just for fathers’, ‘Too much milk’ and many more.
www.breastfeeding.asn.au
Mothers Direct
This website is a guide to shopping at home for all your self-care and baby needs. Items available include Breast care, Skin Care, Bras, Pumps, Slings, Toys, Publications, Household, Apparel, Bedding, Music, aromatherapy, Safety.
www.mothersdirect.com.au
NSW Commission for Children and Young People.
The Commission is an organisation that takes on a leading advocacy role for children and young people. The Commission report to the NSW Parliament and the Parliamentary Committee for Children and Young People.
The website includes information for both children and parents.
There are links associated to the site for parents and children. Parents can access information on bullying, parenting skills and many more whilst children can access information on bullying, sports, music and more.
www.kids.nsw.gov.au
Kids Helpline
Kids Help line is a national phone and web based counselling services for children and young people who need guidance and support. The help line is aimed at children 5 to 18 years and is a confidential service.
This website provides online counselling for children along with information on other services that can help a child who is having a difficult time. The site also includes information and associated links for parents and children.
There are info sheets on topics such as peer relationships, bullying, and links to websites to help with topics like eating disorders, grief and loss and many more. Toll free telephone number is 1800 551800
www.kidshelp.com.au
NSW Centre for Parenting and Research
This website contains information for parents on a range of topics. The site contains a search engine that allows you to select the age and topics that you wish to obtain information on. Parents can assess information on positive discipline strategies, starting school, parenting preschoolers and much more. The site also contains a fun and games menu which allows you to see what’s happing in
the National Parks, What’s on in Sydney, or what’s happening at the Power house Museum, just to name a few. In this menu there is a great guide to associated links for the children, such as the Wiggles website.
The site also contains a ‘getting help’ menu which provides a listing of a range of services, such as Child Health Clinic, child care centres, toy library’s and playgroups.
www.parenting.nsw.gov.au
Nutrition Australia
This website contains information for parents on healthy eating for all members of the family. It contains fact sheets on food for all ages, food activities, publications such as cookbooks and individual recipes for you to use in your home. It also contains links to other organisations such as Diabetes Australia and the heart foundation.
www.nutritionaustralia.org
The Children’s Hospital at Westmead
This website contains invaluable fact sheets for families. The fact sheets provide information within 17 categories, such as Common illness, Infections, ear, face, mouth, bones and skin.
Within each category there are numerous individual fact sheets, such as bed-wetting, Meningococcal infection, bites and stings, burns language development and many more. Some fact sheets are available in a variety of languages.
In addition the site provides parents with information about the hospital itself.
Safety is an area that is covered comprehensively in this website. This menu item includes an A-Z of safety fact sheets. For example you can look at a fact sheet on Poisonous plants, Bean bags, Cots, mobile phones, toy boxes just to name a few.
www.chw.edu.au
The Family Assistance Office
This website provides information for parents on family payments and child care benefit.
www.familyassist.gov.au
Child Link
Child link is a website operated by The Department of Community Services. It provides details of all licensed child care centres in NSW. The site also has a search engine, which allows you to effectively search for child care centres in your area. The site provides information on how to select a childcare service, how it is funded and what to look for in a service. It also allows you to search for centres that are able to cater for children with special needs.
www.childlink.com.au
National Childcare Accreditation Council Inc.
The National Childcare Accreditation Council (NCAC) aims to support families in finding quality care for their children. They set quality standards for child care services receiving Child Care Benefit – these standards are reflected through the Quality Assurance, or Accreditation, process. To assist families seeking child care, NCAC provides the names of registered services through an easy search facility on their website.
www.ncac.gov.au
The Department of Community Services Centre for Parenting & Research have developed the following list of websites that provide high quality, accessible information on a wide range of parenting topics.
Raising Children
The Raising Children website has been developed by a consortium of three early childhood agencies: Smart Population Foundation, the Centre for Community Child Health and the Victorian Parenting Centre. The site provides a comprehensive range of quality-assured information for parents of children birth to eight years.
www.raisingchildren.net.au
Parenting SA
Parenting SA is administered by Chidlren, Youth and Women’s Health Service, SA. The site contains Parent Easy Guides (PEGs) which bring simple, easy-to-read information on many of the issues faced by parents from birth through adolescence.
www.parenting.sa.gov.au/pegs/
Healthy Start
The Healthy Start website offers educational resources designed for parents with learning difficulties who have children under 5 years of age. This website also offers links to research and home-based training programs.
www.healthystart.net.au
Early Childhood Australia
The Early Childhood Australia website focuses primarily on supporting best practice. It contains quality assured early childhood resources and information from a range of people working within the early childhood field.
www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au
Father-Inclusive Practice
This website offers information about the inclusion of fathers in parenting. It includes information, resources and fact sheets which promote father inclusive practices.
www.newcastle.edu.au/centre/fac/efathers/includingfathers
Mental Health Association
The Mental Health Association website offers state-specific information and fact sheets on mental health issues. This includes information on childhood disorders and resources for children who have a parent with a mental illness.
www.mentalhealth.asn.au
NSW Health
NSW Health publishes a wide range of materials about health related issues, including resources about parenting issues. Resources are available in a range of community languages.
www.health.nsw.gov.au
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