My child/ren has seen or 3.15 1.91 8.41 25.00 0.00 7.3c heard the other parent threaten me with violence My has seen or 3.67 1.27 15.83 29.00 0.00 7.4d heard the other parent try to assault me If there are safety -.684 1.67 -1.78 18 .091 concerns for me or my children, then the current 7.5e arrangement/agreement takes into account those adequately If there are safety .038 1.94 .101 25 0.921 concerns for me or my children, I have the 7.6f resources and skills to manage any safety concerns. TOTAL 6.97 8.18 4.96 33 .000 Table : Family Safety - Individual items When viewed graphically, it is clear that across both gender and service organisation, there was an overall reduction in safety concerns (Figure 7). Figure : Family safety by gender, service type Parenting Arrangements and Orders Perceptions of satisfaction with parenting arrangements Regardless of the parenting orders in place, participants were asked to indicate whether parenting and property arrangements were resolved, and their perception as to how the current parenting arrangements are working for them, the other parent and for the children. Higher scores indicated greater degrees of resolution and/or satisfaction with arrangements (Table 24). Agency Male Female All % change T1 T2 (10 T1 T2 (10 T1 T2 (10 (baseline) weeks) (baseline) weeks) (baseline) weeks) CCVT (N) 18 10 14 3 32 13 Mean scores 15.83 17.20 13.57 12.67 14.84 16.15 8.8% Perception of (5.12) (4.73) (4.93) (1.53) (5.09) (4.60) satisfaction with arrangements (SD) Uniting (N) 34 10 32 66 22 Mean scores 15.56 14.10 14.06 14.33 14.83 14.23 -4.0% Perception of (4.02) (6.17) (6.03) (4.58) (5.11) (5.23) satisfaction with arrangements (SD) TOTAL (N) 52 20 46 15 98 35
7.3c My child/ren has seen or heard the other parent threaten me with violence 3.15 1.91 8.41 25.00 0.00 7.4d My has seen or heard the other parent try to assault me 3.67 1.27 15.83 29.00 0.00 7.5e If there are safety concerns for me or my children, then the current arrangement/agreement takes into account those adequately -.684 1.67 -1.78 18 .091 7.6f If there are safety concerns for me or my children, I have the resources and skills to manage any safety concerns. .038 1.94 .101 25 0.921 TOTAL 6.97 8.18 4.96 33 .000 Table : Family Safety - Individual items When viewed graphically, it is clear that across both gender and service organisation, there was an overall reduction in safety concerns (Figure 7). Figure : Family safety by gender, service type Parenting Arrangements and Orders Perceptions of satisfaction with parenting arrangements Regardless of the parenting orders in place, participants were asked to indicate whether parenting and property arrangements were resolved, and their perception as to how the current parenting arrangements are working for them, the other parent and for the children. Higher scores indicated greater degrees of resolution and/or satisfaction with arrangements (Table 24). Agency Male Female All % change T1 (baseline) T2 (10 weeks) T1 (baseline) T2 (10 weeks) T1 (baseline) T2 (10 weeks) CCVT (N) 18 10 14 3 32 13 Mean scores Perception of satisfaction with arrangements (SD) 15.83 (5.12) 17.20 (4.73) 13.57 (4.93) 12.67 (1.53) 14.84 (5.09) 16.15 (4.60) 8.8% Uniting (N) 34 10 32 66 22 Mean scores Perception of satisfaction with arrangements (SD) 15.56 (4.02) 14.10 (6.17) 14.06 (6.03) 14.33 (4.58) 14.83 (5.11) 14.23 (5.23) -4.0% TOTAL (N) 52 20 46 15 98 35
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