intervention relating to the health and Progress in 2016–17 wellbeing of families at risk of entering the statutory child protection system Establish, as part of the integrated We have established Family and Child response to domestic and family violence, Connect and Intensive Family Support additional services across the state to support families multi-agency high-risk teams in Cairns, Brisbane to care for their children safely at home and Ipswich Continued to grow oneplace — Community Fund a further three Hospital and Health Services Directory to include more than Services to appoint specialist health 48,000 records to help Queensland children, workers to work collaboratively within families, community members and multi-agency high-risk teams professionals get the right service at the right time Enhance and expand Intensive Family Support services across Queensland to support Established the first three domestic and families to care for their children safely at family violence integrated service response home by connecting them to the right trials in Logan–Beenleigh, Mount Isa and services at the right time Cherbourg to ensure people affected by domestic and family violence receive quality, Trial two child friendly safe spaces in consistent and coordinated support Queensland to provide wrap-around services for victims of sexual assault Established multi-agency high-risk teams at each of the integrated service Work with the Department of Social response trial sites to provide Services to trial the national Building integrated, culturally Capacity of appropriate responses for victims of Australian Parents in Ipswich, Toowoomba domestic and family violence assessed to be and Rockhampton at high risk of serious harm or death Train service providers in key ice corridors Invested $25 million over four years into the to deliver a program to support families Queensland Financial Resilience Program, dealing with ice to get the facts, develop including 27 financial resilience workers and strategies and find out where to access counsellors, to help families decrease risks help and support associated with debt, including domestic and family violence Allocated $87 million over five years to mental health services for children and young people as part of the Connecting Care to Recovery mental health plan, to provide specialised service options and responsive individualised care Upcoming in 2017–18 Place 20 nurses in Family and Child Connect service catchment areas to improve early identification and
Progress in 2016–17 We have established Family and Child Connect and Intensive Family Support services across the state to support families to care for their children safely at home Continued to grow oneplace — Community Services Directory to include more than 48,000 records to help Queensland children, families, community members and professionals get the right service at the right time Established the first three domestic and family violence integrated service response trials in Logan–Beenleigh, Mount Isa and Cherbourg to ensure people affected by domestic and family violence receive quality, consistent and coordinated support Established multi-agency high-risk teams at each of the integrated service response trial sites to provide integrated, culturally appropriate responses for victims of domestic and family violence assessed to be at high risk of serious harm or death Invested $25 million over four years into the Queensland Financial Resilience Program, including 27 financial resilience workers and counsellors, to help families decrease risks associated with debt, including domestic and family violence Allocated $87 million over five years to mental health services for children and young people as part of the Connecting Care to Recovery mental health plan, to provide specialised service options and responsive individualised care Upcoming in 2017–18 Place 20 nurses in Family and Child Connect service catchment areas to improve early identification and intervention relating to the health and wellbeing of families at risk of entering the statutory child protection system Establish, as part of the integrated response to domestic and family violence, additional multi-agency high-risk teams in Cairns, Brisbane and Ipswich Fund a further three Hospital and Health Services to appoint specialist health workers to work collaboratively within multi-agency high-risk teams Enhance and expand Intensive Family Support services across Queensland to support families to care for their children safely at home by connecting them to the right services at the right time Trial two child friendly safe spaces in Queensland to provide wrap-around services for victims of sexual assault Work with the Department of Social Services to trial the national Building Capacity of Australian Parents in Ipswich, Toowoomba and Rockhampton Train service providers in key ice corridors to deliver a program to support families dealing with ice to get the facts, develop strategies and find out where to access help and support