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… by the WA DCP and 803 who have volunteered for income management. At 30 April 2010, there were 598 people on income management—226 people on … 74 per cent of respondents reported that they had been unable to pay for at least one essential item (such as food, utilities, rent, bills and so on) … the four key stakeholder groups believed that income management had led to at least a moderate improvement in financial management among people on …

… use of and access to research results, and communication of findings at a local level. Consultation should begin prior to the commencement of the … use of and access to research results, and communication of findings at a local level. Consultation should begin prior to the commencement of the …

… the needs of vulnerable children and young people, in particular those at risk of abuse and neglect. State and territory governments have … to help vulnerable families, children or young people who are at risk of maltreatment, in order to alleviate problems and prevent their … the needs of vulnerable children and young people, in particular those at risk of abuse and neglect. State and territory governments have …

… 'The leaving-care process is thoroughly planned and implemented.' Targeted at 32 countries, these standards are not specific in relation to some of the … such as education, health and safety. While the standards were launched at the European Parliament and were supported by the European Union, this was … 'The leaving-care process is thoroughly planned and implemented.' Targeted at 32 countries, these standards are not specific in relation to some of the …

… FaHCSIA has developed its own program logic, and that can be found at Appendix C. Figure 2. High-level concept map Influential Factors Extensive … and pornography and can reduce the likelihood that a person will be at risk of harassment or financial abuse in relation to their welfare … have a responsibility – particularly in relation to vulnerable and at risk citizens – to ensure income support payments are allocated in …

… majority of conditional welfare policies and programs have been targeted at the most disadvantaged members of society and are aimed at encouraging families to send children to school and ensure they are … discussed above, cash transfers programs can be targeted (unconditionally) at specific vulnerable groups, or distributed universally. Another form of …

… changes will provide an additional safety net of financial support to at least 57,000 single principal carers including 52,000 women and around … changes will provide an additional safety net of financial support to at least 57,000 single principal carers including 52,000 women and around …

Consortium Advisory Group (CAG) foreword Prepared by Professor Stephen Zubrick, CAG Chair and Dr Helen Rogers, FaHCSIA. In response to a request for tender from the Australian Government, the original proposal for the design, content and methods for the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children came together during …

… a PAR process play out. You may find it useful as a training exercise at your agency or with your PAR co-inquirers. The other case examples (2 -7) … They are also aware that this risk will be even greater if parents are at their wits end and close to ‘washing their hands of their kids’. Inclusion … it to occur throughout all phases of the process? (see Section 2.1 ) At this initial stage – as in daily practice – ethical concerns about …

… initiatives and background to the development of new income management is at Appendix A. Implementation of new income management commenced on 9 August … income support and family assistance payments are income managed at 50 per cent for the participation/parenting (mainstream), vulnerable and … Any lump sums (e.g. Baby Bonus) and advance payments are income managed at 100 per cent. The portion of an individual’s regular fortnightly payments …