Out of Home Care Reform in Tasmania ‘All children and young people have the right to be raised in a safe, supportive and nurturing environment with every opportunity to reach

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• Foster care
• Childhood
• Carers rights movement
• Child and Family Services Review
• Family
• Health
• Caregiver

6. Home Care Packages If you want to stay in your own home as you get older but need some help with things like cleaning and preparing meals or, with transport so that you can go shopping or attend appointments, a Home C

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• Geriatrics
• Home care
• Elderly care
• Nursing home
• Health insurance in Germany
• Ministry of Children and Family Development
• Medicine
• Healthcare
• Health

GROWING THEM STRONG, TOGETHER Acronyms and Terminology Acronyms ‘Bringing Them Home’ Report

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• Human rights in Australia
• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Stolen Generations
• Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory
• Indigenous Australians
• Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
• Little Children are Sacred
• Bringing Them Home
• Northern Territory National Emergency Response
• Indigenous peoples of Australia
• Australia
• Law enforcement in Australia

Practice Paper: Family contact for children and young people in out-of-home care

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• Human behavior
• Personal life
• Caregiver
• Contact
• Attachment theory
• Sibling relationship
• Child protection
• Parental responsibility
• Family
• Behavior
• Child custody

Basedow the man Herbert Basedow was born on 27 October 1881, the youngest of 13 children, at Kent Town, an inner suburb of Adelaide. Although he travelled widely, he maintained a home in Kent Town all of his life. His pa

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• States and territories of Australia
• Karl Adolph von Basedow
• Herbert Basedow
• Schools in South Australia
• Indigenous peoples of Australia

Saturday, 7 February, 2015 BETTER CARE FOR OUR VULNERABLE KIDS The Andrews Labor Government is taking immediate steps to improve the safety and wellbeing of Victorian children and young people in care. Under the former

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• Caregiver
• Foster care
• Home care
• Carers rights movement
• The Princess Royal Trust for Carers
• Family
• Health
• Medicine

INSIDE THE BODY ACTIVITY SHEET Children are born scientists – they love to explore and discover. There are many activities that you can enjoy doing at home with your little scientist. Questions

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• Human anatomy
• Human body
• Sociology
• Breathing
• Lung
• Vein
• Fish
• Lower respiratory tract
• Anatomy
• Biology
• Zoology

Partial Enrolment for Registered Home Schooling Students Guidelines Background The Education and Training reform Act 2006 (‘the Act’) requires that all children of compulsory school age (6 to 17 years) are enrolled

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Media release For immediate release 26 March 2014 Children at risk in residential care homes Most children in residential care are there because they have suffered neglect or abuse in their family

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• Nursing home
• Information technology audit
• Michigan Department of Human Services
• Geriatrics
• Healthcare
• Housing

Taking back the castle: how Australia is making the home safer for women and children Ludo McFerran Staying Home Leaving Violence Coordinator, Bega ‘For a man’s house is his castle, and each man’s home is his safe

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• Violence against women
• Violence
• Gender-based violence
• Feminism
• Epidemiology of domestic violence
• Refuge
• Restraining order
• Outline of domestic violence
• Domestic violence court
• Domestic violence
• Ethics
• Abuse