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    It’s Never Too Late – Poster Series (Colour)

    19 Nov 2024

    A poster series for use in residential care homes highlighting the different pathways to post-secondary education and employment and where…

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    Implementation of the Framework to Reduce Criminalisation of Young People in Residential Care

    19 Nov 2024

    An overview of the framework to reduce criminalisation of young people in residential care

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    Snapshots for Carers – Partnering Agreement Overview

    19 Nov 2024

    An overview of the Partnering Agreement as relevant to carers, showing how the elements of the Partnering Agreement fit together…

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    Partnering Agreement Overview – Case Managers

    19 Nov 2024

    An overview of the Partnering Agreement outlining the structures in place to support children in care to access and engage…

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    Let Us Learn

    19 Nov 2024

    This enquiry that examined the educational experiences of children and young people in out-of-home care

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    Framework for trauma-informed practice

    19 Nov 2024

    A framework that supports service providers and practitioners in delivering trauma-informed practice

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    Residential Care Workforce Research

    19 Nov 2024

    In 2022, the Residential Care Learning Development Strategy (RCLDS) commissioned research to gain a better picture of the Victorian Residential…

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    Residential Care Reporting Template: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    19 Nov 2024

    FAQ regarding Residential Care Reporting template

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    Residential Care Provider Reporting Template

    19 Nov 2024

    A template to utilise when reporting police contact in residential care

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    A Guide to Reporting: Flowchart for Residential Care Workers

    19 Nov 2024

    A guide to recording police contact in residential care – reporting flowchart for workers

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