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Measuring and reporting on the National Standards

Measuring and reporting on the National Standards Measures and data collection for the National Standards The aim of reporting on the National Standards for out-of-home care is to provide, for the first time, a nationally comparable picture of the outcomes for children and young people in out-of-home care across …

How data will be developed and collected

How data will be developed and collected National survey of children and young people Key to monitoring progress against the National Standards is capturing the views of children and young people in out-of-home care to gauge the difference the National Standards are making to their lives. To assist with capturing …

Reporting on the National Standards

Reporting on the National Standards Public reporting on the National Standards will be through the National Framework for Protecting Australia's Children (NFPAC) Annual Report to COAG to ensure transparency and drive continuous improvement in child protection systems. Reporting of jurisdictional trend data against …

Attachment A

Attachment A National Standards for out-of-home care and their measures Standard 1 Children and young people will be provided with stability and security during their time in care. Measures 1.1 The proportion of children and young people exiting out-of-home care during the year who had 1 or 2 placements, by length of …

Attachment B

Attachment B Future development of measures Continuous improvement of measures for the National Standards for out-of-home care is essential. As a starting point, the proposed list of items in the table below will be considered for further improvement/development for reporting beyond 2015.   Existing and proposed …

List of terms

List of terms Carer A carer who is paid a regular allowance for the child or young person's support by a government authority or non-government organisation. The carer is registered, licensed or approved as a foster parent by an authorised department or non-government organisation. Individualised plan A care plan …

Disability Reform Roadmap

Disability Reform Roadmap All governments are committed to progressing key disability reforms and working with people with disability to make Australia more inclusive, accessible and safe for people with disability. This Roadmap highlights the key actions all governments will take in 2024 and 2025 to build the …

Disability Employment Centre of Excellence Webinar transcript

Disability Employment Centre of Excellence Webinar transcript Transcript SARA WHALE:  Good afternoon and welcome to today's public briefing for the Disability Employment Centre of Excellence.  My name is Sara Whale and for those of you who may need a visual description of me, I am a woman in my late 40s, I have long …

Responding to the Disability Royal Commission

Responding to the Disability Royal Commission Responding to the Disability Royal Commission To build on existing funding and commitments made over the last three Budgets totalling more than $3 billion to build a more inclusive Australia for people with disability, the Australian Government is making a significant …

Snapshot of First Nations recommendations and responses (Volume 9)

Snapshot of First Nations recommendations and responses (Volume 9) Australian Government  Response to the Disability Royal Commission Snapshot of First Nations recommendations and responses (Volume 9) Partnering with First Nations people with disability What the Disability Royal Commission (DRC) found The DRC final …