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about what public health actually does and at the same time inspire a new generation to make the world a safer place."--BOOK JACKET. Reference number 9362 ROAD SAFETY - NZ Starting out safely: Road safety tips for parents and caregivers of children under five [brochure]. Timata ana ki te haere haumaru atu [Maori]. Kamata'aki'ae mou'ui hao mo malu [Tongan] 'Amataga o le saogalemu [Samoan]. [Korean]. [Mandarin Chinese]. 2010 New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) Wellington, New Zealand Transport Agency: 2010. This small booklet publication from the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) is divided up into general road safety tips and advice in relation to: 'At home and play', 'On foot', 'Kerb drill', 'In the car' and 'Child restraints'. It is available in English, Maori, Tongan, Samoan, Korean and Mandarin Chinese. Available at: http://www.nzta.govt.nz/ Reference number 9348 STATISTICS AND DATA INJURY - NZ Factsheet: Pacific child unintentional injuries. 2010 Author 'Alatini, Moses http://www.safekids.org.nz Safekids New Zealand, Tamariki Haumaru o Aotearoa Auckland, Safekids New Zealand: 2010 This major revision and expansion and of this Pacific child injury factsheet includes detailed information about the 'youthful' Pacific Peoples population in New Zealand and also includes information about the causes of injury death and hospitalisation. Describing these causes of death and injury points to possible preventative interventions. Available at: http://www.safekids.org.nz/index.php/page/Factsheets Reference number 9356 Factsheet: Tamariki Maori (Maori child) unintentional injuries. 2010 Author 'Alatini, Moses http://www.safekids.org.nz Safekids New Zealand, Tamariki Haumaru o Aotearoa Auckland, Safekids New Zealand: 2010 This major revision and expansion of this tamariki Maori/ Maori child injury factsheet includes detailed information about the 'youthful' nature of the Maori population in New Zealand and also includes information about the leading causes of injury death and hospitalisation. A small
child restraints use improvement case-study points the way to this and other possible preventative interventions. Available at: http://www.safekids.org.nz/index.php/page/Factsheets Reference number 9357 THERMAL INJURIES - NZ Get Firewise: Year 1 and 2 [Resource and teaching kit]. Get Firewise teachers' guide. [A4 booklet] Tamati and Sam Get Firewise [A4 story book] Get Firewise family book Get Firewise family DVD Get Firewise Teachers’ Guide Get Firewise certificate Our Firewise Family Get Firewise Poem Poster Get Firewise Song Poster Get Firewise Frieze Get Firewise Puppet Master Set Smoke Alarm Safe Meeting Place Sticker Tamati Magnetic Picture Set Get Firewise School DVDs Display Photographs [A3] 2010 New Zealand Fire Service - Whakaratonga Iwi Wellington, New Zealand Fire Service - Whakaratonga Iwi: 2010. A teaching kit intended for use by schools for Year 1 and Year 2 students. It includes the 'Tamati and Sam Get Firewise' story book which is aimed at the children and it is intended that the Fire Service would supply multiple copies to schools (for kids) to accompany a smaller number of the kits which go to schools. The plan is for schools to do preparation with the kits before Fire Fighters visit: "There is a strong literacy focus, and the programme is aligned to the New Zealand Curriculum 2007 and supported by Ministry of Education advisors." See also: http://firewise.fire.org.nz/visit.html Reference number 9337 Tamati and Sam Get Firewise [A4 story book with the 'Get Firewise Family DVD' in the back] 2010 New Zealand Fire Service - Whakaratonga Iwi Wellington, New Zealand Fire Service - Whakaratonga Iwi: 2010. 'Tamati and Sam Get Firewise' is story book which is aimed at early primary school aged children. It is from a teaching kit intended for use by schools for Year 1 and Year 2 students, (see record # 9337). It is intended that the Fire Service would supply multiple copies to schools (for kids) of this item to accompany a smaller number of the kits which go to schools. The booklet includes an illustrated story of Tamati and his family and dog and how they react during a house fire. It features 'Parent safety tips' at the bottom of each page on issues such as: lighters and matches safety, testing smoke alarms and the 'keep a meter from the heater rule'. The accompanying DVD includes lots of fire safety material aimed at both children and adults (some marked as unsuitable for small children).
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