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… be conducted by independent assessors (endorsed by FaCS), who hold the national units of competence for conducting assessment (or equivalent), … be conducted by independent assessors (endorsed by FaCS), who hold the national units of competence for conducting assessment (or equivalent), …

… and Centrelink) in the process. Macro question (A Reconnect Question of National Significance): What would it take to improve early intervention … emerged from the PAR process. This research first explored the Question of National Significance: “What would it take to maximise involvement and … a result of their abusive behaviours. What others were saying at a state, national and international level Parents were confronted by the frequent use …

… happening! This is a re-development of the definition which emerged at the National Symposium on Action Research, held in Brisbane in 1989, and cited in … the Reconnect program these are expressed as Action Research ‘Questions of National Significance’ (see Section 6.1 (Opens external website) ). 1.1.3 … Research sessions was used to explore pressing issues and/or questions of national significance went beyond the comfort zone of internal staff meetings …

… and proposes a number of actions that the care leavers comprising CREATE’s National Youth Advisory Council suggested could be taken by governments to … and proposes a number of actions that the care leavers comprising CREATE’s National Youth Advisory Council suggested could be taken by governments to …

Appendix C: Looking After Children: the LAC framework The Looking After Children project has been implemented in a number of jurisdictions to guide the assessment of the developmental needs of children in care and to determine whether services are meeting the needs of children. Seven developmental dimensions have been …

Income Management engagement resources Map The Income Management and enhanced Income Management map shows the different locations for each program. It also shows the participants measures by location.  Income Management and enhanced Income Management map Income Management and enhanced Income Management map Access this …

What is out-of-home care? Out-of-home care provides alternative accommodation for children and young people who are unable to live with their parents. In most cases, children in out-of-home care are also on a care and protection order. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) characterises a number of …

Why do children come into out-of-home care? The vast majority of parents, supported by the community and the broad range of government supports and services available to all families, have the capacity to raise happy, healthy children. Some families need more assistance and the various forms of support services …

… well Where can you get support to make a complaint? You can contact the National Customer Service Line to make a complaint. Website: … well   Where can you get support to make a complaint? You can contact the National Customer Service Line to make a complaint.   Website: …

How many Australian children experience out-of-home care? At 30 June 2009, more than 34,000 children and young people were in out-of-home care. The AIHW reports that the number of children in out-of-home care in Australia increased by 44 per cent between 1999 and 2009. The proportion of children in out-of-home care …