The best support group ever
April 21, 2009
Yesvote.org.nz has been live less than two weeks now, but we’ve already managed to attract a fantastic list of supporters.
The list includes NGO’s, health care providers, blogs, professional organisations, private companies, religious organisations, concerned individuals, and others.
We update our list regularly, and we’d love you to register yourself and/or your organisation on our supporters page.
The striking thing about this list is that it is mainly composed of people who have to deal with the consequences of physical punishment, and thus have an interest in doing whatever they can to prevent it. These are the ambulances at the bottom of the cliff who have built a fence at the top, and don’t want to see it torn down.
We’re interested in your own views and/or stories from your organisations that we can publish on yesvote.org.nz. If you’d like to submit an item for publication, please contact us.
We’d also appreciate it if you linked to yesvote.org.nz from your own web sites and blogs – let’s get the word out as widely as possible among the best support group ever.
So far, the following organisations have recently registered their support for The Yes Vote Campaign 2009:
- 0800 WHATSUP
- Agender Christchurch Inc
- Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand
- Amokura
- Barnardos
- Early Start Project (Christchurch)
- Child Poverty Action Group
- Children on the Edge
- Childspace Early Learning Centres
- DIYFather Limited
- EPOCH NZ
- Every Child Counts
- Humanist Society of New Zealand
- Jigsaw
- Manaia Health PHO
- National Collective of Independent Women’s Refuges Inc
- NZ College of Clinical Psychologists
- No Right Turn
- OLT Apparel Limited – Trading as Levi’s Stores
- Otago Pacific Peoples Health Trust
- Parent Help
- Parents Centres New Zealand Inc
- Public Health Association
- Relationship Services / Whakawhanaungatanga
- Royal New Zealand Plunket Society
- Save the Children
- Simply Families
- The Body Shop
- Te Kahui Mana Ririki Trust
- Te Kupenga Whakaoti Mahi Patunga – The National Network of Stopping Violence Services (NZ) Inc
- Te Tari Puna Ora o Aotearoa / NZ Childcare Association
- Think Tank Charitable Trust
- Unicef NZ
- Volunteer Wellington
- Wesley Community Action
And the following individuals have also registered their support for the 2009 Campaign:
- Catherine Fletcher
- Rebecca Reveley
- Margaret Smith
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