| |
|
|
| |
Newsletters
|
WASSUP? NEWS LETTER
- Vol 9, Issue 2– June 2009
- Grocery
Industry supports What's Up
- Child
discipline referendum
- What
children think about parents' right to use corporal punishment
- Peter
Urlich says, "Hi"
- Musical
callers - children sing about What's Up
- Giant
Games Day
- Callers
find What's Up "Very Helpful"
- Kids
Art by Lucy Smith, aged 12
Download
|
|
WASSUP? NEWS LETTER
- Vol 7, Issue 2– July 2007
- Growing
strong kids, not tough kids
- 0800WHATSUP
in new guide on bullying
- Technology
upgrade at 0800WHATSUP call centre
- Kidsart@What's
Up
- Sticky
TV and 0800WHATSUP collaborate
- Physical
well-being in the spotlight
- 0800WHATSUP
contributes to child health plan
Download |
|
WASSUP?
NEWS LETTER - Vol 7, Issue 1 – March 2007
- New
Zealand violence felt at What's Up
- Some
key call statistics for 2006
- Childhood
maltreatment linked to adult inflammation
- International
reports recommends helplines
- Touching
base with childlines overseas
- Art
for What's Up fetches $50,000
- Key
facts
- In
celebration of our supporters
Download |
|
WASSUP?
NEWS LETTER - Vol 6, Issue 1 –
March 2006
- Problems
with friends still head the list
- Mobile
phones essential communications tool for today's kids
- What's
Up head to tour world childlines
- White
Pages art a winner for What's Up
- Steps
to becoming a What's Up Counsellor
- Family
relationships hot topic over Christmas/New Year
- Childline
part of disaster relief
Download |
|
WASSUP?
NEWS LETTER - Vol 5, Issue 1 –
May 2005
- What's
Up welcomes new sponsor
- International
standards proposed
- What's
Up part of global movement
- White
Pages promotes What's Up
- The
What's Up case management files
- 2004
call figures released
- Calls
on the up and up
- Paint
and promote
- Many
calls remained unanswered
Download |
|
WASSUP? NEWS LETTER
- November 2004
- What's
Up Supported by New Alliance
- Schoolgirl
Comes to Aid of What's Up
- New
Members of the Kids Help Foundation Trust Board
- Emotion
Without Action is Irrelevant
- What's
Up Key Facts
- Young
People in Crisis
- What's
Up Turns Three
- A
Counsellor Reflects
- What's
Up Supporters
Download |
|
WASSUP? NEWS LETTER
- Vol 2, Issue 3 – October 2003
- Calls
answered tally reaches record level
- Call
rate remains high despite client group “turnover”
- Many
people contribute to What's Up success
- Funds
urgently needed after loss of sponsors
- Children
asked to send art works to What’ s Up
Download |
|
WASSUP?
NEWS LETTER - Vol 1, Issue 4 – March 2002
- Child
health expert applauds KHF’s action in doing something
of real value for NZ children
- New
Counsellors begin probationary training at What’s
Up
- Two
new members join KHF Board
- Volunteers
have a vital role to play in supporting What’s Up’s
operations
Download |
|
WASSUP?
NEWS LETTER - Vol 1, Issue 3 - August 2002
- 100,000
calls answered
- What’s
Up recognized by cash grants
- New
counsellors being recruited
- Strategic
planning meeting renews vision, reviews governance, sets
priorities for immediate development
- KHF
in strong position to move forward
- Counselling
principles work in transforming difficult callers
Download |
|
WASSUP?
NEWS LETTER - Vol 1, Issue 2 – May 2002
- Children
and young people still calling in droves
- Summary
of caller statistics released
- Relationship
with Barnardos developing
- Service
standards impressively high
- Counsellors
have to deal with wide variety of calls
- A
girl uses What’s Up to help deal with loss
Download |
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
SIGN
UP FOR NEWS LETTER EMAIL LINK
The newsletter of The
Kids Help Foundation Trust, is published four times a year and is
available by email or post. Click here to add your name to the distribution
list and stay up to date with what’s happening at 0800WHATSUP.
›
Sign up |
|
|
