Support a Child in Care

 Policies

Assessing and responding to self-harm and suicide risk (605)

Case planning (263)

Child related costs – Placement funding (628)

Child related costs – Placement support funding (629)

Children and young people with gender and sexual orientation diversity (648)

Complaints Management

Complex support needs allowance (612)

Critical incident reporting

Decisions about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children (641)

Decision making about end-of-life medical treatment for a child in care (420)

Dual payment of carer allowances (289)

Early childhood education and care participation minimum gap payment (640)

Emergent accommodation (631)

Expenses – Fortnightly caring allowance and inter-state foster payments (365)

Foster care matching: a partnership approach (639)

High support needs allowance (296)

Immunisation of children in care (638)

Information sharing for service delivery coordination (403)

Kinship care (632)

Managing access to My Health records using the Children in Care portal (642)

Obligations, actions and responsibilities upon the death of a child (421)

Participation of children and young people in decision-making (639)

Placement of children in care (578)

Placement of children with Child Safety employees (36)

Positive behaviour support (604)

Records governance

Regional and remote loading for carers (379)

Residential care (606)

Response to children who are sexually abused while in care (627)

Response to children who have experienced significant detriment caused by the actions or inactions of Child Safety (634)

Support for children in the care of long-term and permanent guardians (607)

Supporting children with disability (644).

Systems and practice reviews

Transition to adulthood (349)

 

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