Colouring book
Goose and Moose walk young learners through advocacy step by step, with pages to colour, sort and talk about.
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Advocacy & campaigns
What we're working to change
Our current campaigns.
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NationalPublic safety
One Call to Find Them All
A national standard for alerting the public when a vulnerable person goes missing, based on what the person can and can't do rather than their age. The federal package includes a proposal, a national operational standard, an evidence base, and a training and local implementation manual for first responders. PPP also took part in Alberta's listening sessions on new alerts.
AwarenessDownload colouring bookOne Call to Find Them All: A Canadian Advocacy Colouring Book
Goose and Moose, two Canadian reporters, explain how federal, provincial and local governments can work together to find vulnerable people faster. For kids and families to colour and share.
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AlbertaCampaign
Clear the Waitlist
Funding for Family Support for Children with Disabilities has grown, but the number of families served hasn't kept pace. Using the Auditor General's own data, we're pressing for the FSCD waitlist to be cleared.
One Call to Find Them All
Federal submission package
The five documents PPP has submitted to the federal government, in English and French.
Executive Summary
The two-page overview of the proposal.
Federal Proposal
A national proposal for Vulnerable Persons Alerts.
National Operational Standard
Who qualifies for an alert and how the decision is made.
Evidence Base
The research behind the campaign.
First Responder Training & Local Implementation Manual
A model manual for calltakers, dispatchers, police, SAR and emergency management.
One Call to Find Them All
Provincial and territorial proposals
A companion policy proposal for each province and territory, each with draft legislation attached.
Provinces
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Québec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland and Labrador
Territories
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Nunavut
Learn it together
Goose & Moose Introduce Effective Advocacy
A family learning set that teaches how speaking up for change works: understand the problem, check the facts, find the right person, make a clear ask, and keep going. It teaches concepts, not this year's numbers, so it stays useful.
Parent & Caregiver Companion
The background behind each page, so you can answer the follow-up questions and keep the conversation going. Includes an answer key.
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