Foster care is vital for children and young people who cannot live with their own families. Publicity about foster care and recruitment of foster carers is essential in ensuring there are sufficient numbers available to meet the needs of children and young people – whether that is respite, short or long-term foster care.
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A DHS appeal over a court order to return foster children to their carer leads today’s Centre media update. The Carer Recognition Bill 2012, calls for an independent clergy abuse inquiry, recommendations to strengthen family law, and child protection in NSW also feature.
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Charities experiencing impacts from the economic downturn over Christmas lead today’s media update, the final update for 2011. The impact on children of separation over Christmas, child abuse in the Catholic church, foster care payments in New South Wales, and recent coverage of community services minister, Mary Wooldridge, and the Baillieu Government also feature.
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Coverage of the visit of UK child protection expert, Professor Eileen Munro, leads today’s media update. Foster care, child mothers, a report on the Queensland child protection system, and the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission also feature.
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