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2014 Inaugural Cup Cake Morning Tea
4th Annual Luncheon 2008
AM Award Ceremony
Christine Nixon Ambassador
CT Bear goes to England
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Official Launch 2008
Professor Taylor in Papua New Guinea 2009
Professor Taylor in South Africa
Sailing
Springfest 2008
Trots night fundraiser 2009

Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015 – SES volunteers, Woolworths Ass Manager & Professor S. Caroline Taylor AM
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Cup Cake Morning 2015
Volunteers and baker with Professor S. Caroline Taylor AM
SES volunteers
SES volunteers preparing packing cup cakes
SES Volunteers, Des Carter, Safeway Manager Sebastapol and Professor S. Caroline Taylor AM
2014 Inaugural Cup Cake Morning Tea
2014 Inaugural Cup Cake Morning Tea
Children of Phoenix sailing crew 2014
Children of Phoenix sailing crew 2014
Children of Phoenix sailing crew 2014
Children of Phoenix sailing crew 2014
Professor Taylor with Gerrie Carr-MacFie, CEO of Kids Foundation and long term supporter of Children of Phoenix.
Sharon Mudge, owner/manager of Eastwood Street Vet Practice and race sponsor with winning driver.
Trots night fundraiser – 2009
Some of the wonderful prizes on offer throughout the night.
CT Bear was a ‘guest’ on every table!
Prize giving on the night by representative and sponsor from Buninyong Winery
CT Bear goes to the Port Moresby Women and Children’s Family Violence Centre to help children of all ages. He is seen here with AusAid workers; PNG police and social worker from the centre
Professor Taylor with a tribal woman from the highlands region.
Professor Taylor provided workshops and consulting advice to police from the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary regarding child abuse and violence against women. Here she is pictured with Sgt Tinol Papiapon (centre) and women police officers outside the Sexual Offences Unit, Boroko Police Station, Port Moresby, PNG.
Professor Taylor visited the ‘mud men’ from the highlands area of PNG and takes the opportunity to try on one of their world famous mud masks. They are very heavy!
Professor Taylor with L-R Sgt Tinol Papiapon, Angel Seginami (PNG police) and Kim Eaton (AusAid) following one of Professor Taylor’s invited workshops for police, prosecutors, aid workers and welfare workers
L-R Sgt Tinol Papiapon, head of the Sexual Offences Unit at Boroko Police Station with Professor Taylor and SC Smith Morakis. By invitation Professor Taylor undertook site visits and meetings with PNG police to provide assistance and advice regarding crimes of sexual violence against women and children.
Professor Taylor with local children on a beach in Port Moresby
While in PNG Professor Taylor provided a seminar for Federal Police (pictured) working in PNG.
In 2009 CT Bear went to England! Professor Taylor pictured with Martine Cotter, CEO of Twelves Company, Devon UK where CT Bear is helping children affected by sexual abuse to share their feelings.
Simon Overland Victoria Police with ladies at the luncheon.
Simon Overland Victoria Police with guests at the luncheon.
4th Annual Luncheon – 2008
CT Bears friend.
Professor Taylor with Simon Overland (Victoria Police)
2008 Visit by Christine Nixon to meet board members, friends of phoenix and some of our scholarship recipients. Christine is pictured here with Professor Taylor
Official Launch 2008 at the Eureka Towers in Melbourne. Christine Nixon, APM, then Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police pictured with Professor Taylor after the official media announcement.
Official Launch 2008
In 2007 Professor Taylor undertook a research trip to South Africa to examine all aspects of the criminal justice system response and innovative models of care delivery to child and adult victims of sexual violence. Here she is pictured with Captain Pensu from Cape Town in the ‘garden retreat’ police built as a place of calm and rest for victims attending their police unit.
Professor Taylor visiting children at a a special accommodation and care service for children in Johannesburg, South Africa
Professor Taylor undertook a special visit to Simelela Khayelitsha, a charity funded rape and sexual assault service the provides care and support to one of the poorest shanty areas of South Africa. Caroline is pictured with some of the dedicated staff who work at this centre. While here Caroline met with women and children affected by sexual violence and who have been helped and are continuing to receive help from this centre.
Professor Taylor with Christine Nixon and a Friends Of Phoenix member
Professor Taylor introduces Christine Nixon to 3 child scholarship recipients (children’s identities obscured)
Christine Nixon meets Friends Of Phoenix members
Springfest 2008 – our stall
Springfest 2008 – visitors to the stall
Springfest 2008
Springfest 2008
Springfest 2008
Christine Nixon meets Friends Of Phoenix member

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2017 Annual Cupcake Morning Tea – Sept 6th!
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