The one-day RAP workshop – aimed at youth workers, health promoters, teachers and violence prevention professionals – provides new ideas, training and support as well as tools and resources to use with rangatahi.

RAP youth programme trainer Dale Ferris will deliver presentations during May 2012 in:

• Taumaranui (11 May)
• Invercargill (15 May)
• Christchurch (16 & 17 May)
• Kaikoura (18 May)

 RAP: Respect All People – Whakamana Tangata supports schools, youth organisations and services working with young people to take a leadership role in reducing and replacing violence in the environments they provide to young people.  

 Funded by the Ministry of Health, RAP is managed by the National Network of Stopping Violence, Te Kupenga, a network or ‘he kupenga’ of 42 independent community-based organisations working to end violence and abuse in families in Aotearoa-New Zealand.

  For more information about the RAP project go the website, www.respect.org.nz,

To register for the training workshop, go to the ‘What’s Up’ page and click on the calendar date for the registration form.