Financial Budgeting Financial issues are Select the most appropriate value identified within the Debt Management context of the family services intervention Material aid Gambling Gambling issues are identified within the context of the family services intervention Physical Health Adult – primary carer Physical health issues are The Department of Human Services – Disability Services identified within the Access Policy Implementation Guide provides further advice as Adult context of the family to the definitions of chronic illness, as opposed to physical services intervention disability. Child In the case where there are multiple persons within the family Youth for whom this is an identified issue, values may be selected for Foetal/infant health more than one person. Foetal/infant health value should be used when there are physical health issues relating to a child (unborn child through to 3 years of age). For example, this value may be selected for physical health issues relating to low birth weight, premature birth, or failure to thrive as diagnosed by a relevant health professional (GP, Paediatrician, Maternal & Child Health Nurse etc) Household Household routines Household management Select the most appropriate value management issues are identified within Household cleanliness/hygiene the context of the family services intervention Housing Homelessness Housing issues are There is not a consistent definition of homelessness across identified within the relevant services. For the purposes of family services data, Inadequate/inappropriate context of the family homelessness is defined as living in unconventional services intervention accommodation (that is living on the streets, in deserted buildings, in parks), or transitioning among various forms of temporary shelter (friends, emergency accommodation, refuges, hostels, or living in single rooms in private boarding houses without their own bathroom, kitchen or security of tenure). Homelessness may be episodic, short-term or long term. Inadequate/inappropriate housing may be selected when
Financial Budgeting Debt Management Material aid Financial issues are identified within the context of the family services intervention Select the most appropriate value Gambling Gambling issues are identified within the context of the family services intervention Physical Health Adult – primary carer Adult Child Youth Foetal/infant health Physical health issues are identified within the context of the family services intervention The Department of Human Services – Disability Services Access Policy Implementation Guide provides further advice as to the definitions of chronic illness, as opposed to physical disability. In the case where there are multiple persons within the family for whom this is an identified issue, values may be selected for more than one person. Foetal/infant health value should be used when there are physical health issues relating to a child (unborn child through to 3 years of age). For example, this value may be selected for physical health issues relating to low birth weight, premature birth, or failure to thrive as diagnosed by a relevant health professional (GP, Paediatrician, Maternal & Child Health Nurse etc) Household management Household routines Household cleanliness/hygiene Household management issues are identified within the context of the family services intervention Select the most appropriate value Housing Homelessness Inadequate/inappropriate Housing issues are identified within the context of the family services intervention There is not a consistent definition of homelessness across relevant services. For the purposes of family services data, homelessness is defined as living in unconventional accommodation (that is living on the streets, in deserted buildings, in parks), or transitioning among various forms of temporary shelter (friends, emergency accommodation, refuges, hostels, or living in single rooms in private boarding houses without their own bathroom, kitchen or security of tenure). Homelessness may be episodic, short-term or long term. Inadequate/inappropriate housing may be selected when