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Minimum Practice Standards: specialist and community support services responding to child sexual abuse

Kim Adamson, Leah Bromfield, Gina Horch, James Herbert, Vickie Hovane, Patrick O’Leary, Sian Burgess

This resource provides a set of principles and benchmarks to promote safe and effective service provision for individuals who have been impacted by child sexual abuse.
Report

How work design shapes mental health in the healthcare and social assistance industry

N. Zettna, C. Yam, V. Forner, M. Askovic, A. Johnson, H. Nguyen, S.K. Parker

This report spotlights the insights from the ongoing Design for Care research project about the key psychosocial risks in the healthcare and social assistance industry, and aspects of work design that can protect against these risks.
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The Moonee Valley City Council Women, Careers and Leadership Project: an emerging model for replication


This paper reports on research conducted by the Centre for Social Impact (CSI), Swinburne University of Technology, into the Moonee Valley City Council (MVCC) ‘Women, Careers and Leadership’ (WCL) project.
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Where are we? Place-based approaches to tackling community challenges in Australia


This report brings together the growing evidence base for place-based approaches and will hopefully support more effective programming to ensure social services and community support reach the most in need and are effective.
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Moonee Valley’s Women, Career and Leadership Program: outcomes report


The Women, Careers and Leadership (WCL) Program offered women from migrant and refugee backgrounds living in the Housing Estates opportunities to further develop and pursue their career goals through a range of workshops and programs, along with ongoing mentoring support. The responses to the survey are overwhelmingly positive which may suggest that people have been...