Risk factors for child abuse and neglect are addressed Children who have been abused or neglected receive the support and care they need for safety and wellbeing Indigenous children are supported and safe in their families and communities Child sexual abuse and exploitation is prevented and survivors receive adequate support How has workforce and organisational capacity across your jurisdiction / sector impacted on and family welfare reform? How has National Framework activity in this space been used or informed workforce and organisational capacity and development? Acknowledging the public health model underpinning the National Framework, please indicate which service system tier in your jurisdiction or sector has benefitted the most from National Framework focus and activity to date: Statutory system Targeted service system for at risk families and children Early intervention service system Universal service system? How useful have resources and tools produced through the National Framework proven for your jurisdiction or sector? [for reference, some key National Framework resources and tools are described in Box 1 of this consultation guide]. What are the key enablers and barriers you confront in your jurisdiction when implementing child protection and wellbeing, reform and innovation [and has the Second Action Plan impacted on these enablers and barriers]? Value of the National Framework These questions explore the value of the National Framework. How has the National Framework helped contributed to reform and innovation across government and non-government sectors? What has been the value and impact of resources and tools produced through the National Framework? How has the National Framework enabled a greater on prevention initiatives and early intervention approaches? Impact of the National Framework These questions explore the impact of the National Framework. How collaborative are policy and practice relationships between your services and Australian Government departments and funded services? How collaborative are policy and practice relationships between your services and different service system tiers (statutory through to universal)? How collaborative are policy and practice relationships between your services and other service types that deal with issues that contribute to child vulnerability and risk (for example mental health, drugs and alcohol, disability, housing etc)? Evidence and reporting These questions explore the role of the National Framework as it relates to evidence and reporting on the safety of children and young people. How has National Framework commissioned research, data and evidence been used by jurisdictions to contribute to safety, development and wellbeing?
Risk factors for child abuse and neglect are addressed Children who have been abused or neglected receive the support and care they need for safety and wellbeing Indigenous children are supported and safe in their families and communities Child sexual abuse and exploitation is prevented and survivors receive adequate support How has workforce and organisational capacity across your jurisdiction / sector impacted on and family welfare reform? How has National Framework activity in this space been used or informed workforce and organisational capacity and development? Acknowledging the public health model underpinning the National Framework, please indicate which service system tier in your jurisdiction or sector has benefitted the most from National Framework focus and activity to date: Statutory system Targeted service system for at risk families and children Early intervention service system Universal service system? How useful have resources and tools produced through the National Framework proven for your jurisdiction or sector? [for reference, some key National Framework resources and tools are described in Box 1 of this consultation guide]. What are the key enablers and barriers you confront in your jurisdiction when implementing child protection and wellbeing, reform and innovation [and has the Second Action Plan impacted on these enablers and barriers]? Value of the National Framework These questions explore the value of the National Framework. How has the National Framework helped contributed to reform and innovation across government and non-government sectors? What has been the value and impact of resources and tools produced through the National Framework? How has the National Framework enabled a greater on prevention initiatives and early intervention approaches? Impact of the National Framework These questions explore the impact of the National Framework. How collaborative are policy and practice relationships between your services and Australian Government departments and funded services? How collaborative are policy and practice relationships between your services and different service system tiers (statutory through to universal)? How collaborative are policy and practice relationships between your services and other service types that deal with issues that contribute to child vulnerability and risk (for example mental health, drugs and alcohol, disability, housing etc)? Evidence and reporting These questions explore the role of the National Framework as it relates to evidence and reporting on the safety of children and young people. How has National Framework commissioned research, data and evidence been used by jurisdictions to contribute to safety, development and wellbeing?
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