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Measuring and reporting on the National Standards
… cultural or community activities) that children and young people their age who aren't in care do. Standard 9 9.2 Family connection: The proportion … expect to maintain. 9.3 Family contact: The proportion of children (as age-appropriate) and young people who report having contact with family … Standard 10 10.2 Sense of community: The proportion of children (as age-appropriate) and young people who demonstrate having a sense of …
National Standards for out-of-home care
… the level of active involvement will be appropriate to the young person's age and developmental stage. How this will be measured 2.1 The proportion of … cultural or community activities) that children and young people their age who aren't in care do. Standard 9 Children and young people are supported … member which they expect to maintain. 9.3 The proportion of children (as age-appropriate) and young people who report having contact with family …
List of terms
… a clinical decision for each individual and have both case-dependent and age-dependent considerations. Developmentally appropriate Assessment … a child or young person's history is recorded may vary because of their age and preferences and could be in the form of a scrapbook, photo album, … a clinical decision for each individual and have both case-dependent and age-dependent considerations. Developmentally appropriate Assessment …
NRAS household income (indexation)
… Adult $24,024 Each Child* $20,832 *Child means a person under 18 years of age who is financially dependent on an eligible tenant. If a person under 18 years of age is financially independent, they are considered an adult for NRAS … Adult $24,024 Each Child* $20,832 *Child means a person under 18 years of age who is financially dependent on an eligible tenant. If a person under 18 …
How many Australian children experience out-of-home care?
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 …
PART D: Conclusion
… reform on second families will depend upon the payer’s income level, the age of the child support children and new children, whether the payer has … proper account of the impact of government benefits, including the value of pension concessions and rent assistance where it is payable. 18.2.3 Child … proper account of the impact of government benefits, including the value of pension concessions and rent assistance where it is payable. 18.2.3 Child …
References and attachments
… in care; Felt involved in the planning process; Left care at a later age; Felt that they were better prepared for leaving care; Had a successful … were in care; Rarely had an exit plan; Left care in crisis at a younger age; Been discharged into inappropriate accommodation, such as refuges or … governments, on average approximately $124,000 over the life course from age 16-60, with an overall average cost per annum of $2,800. Moderate cost …
Transitioning to independence from out of home care - Discussion Paper
… care without adequate post care support; Young people who exit care at age 18 and move jurisdiction; Insufficient outreach by post-care and … 1999). The literature suggests that the period of transition spans the age range from 15 to 25 years (Mendes, 2008; McDowall, 2009), commencing with … in, the out of home care system. Sixty four young people, ranging in age from 12 to 25 years, with varying levels of engagement and care …
Part B: Key Issues
… or underemployed earning lower wages (if employed) parents at a younger age incarcerated or involved with the criminal justice system homelessness at … Act encourages states to maintain eligible young people “in care” until age 21 years by providing matching federal funding. This is a model that … and key Relationship formation, and Life Skills development. After age 15, formal Leaving Care planning, in consultation with the young person, …
Appendices
… Caseworkers focus on crisis work often means young people at transition age aren’t the focus. Caseworkers are often not informed and/or trained as to … points of ID. Eligibility barriers or nor having adequate paperwork/ID. Age Age - not being 18 can limit what you can access as permission is required, …