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Community-based family services

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Journal article

"An exercise in careful diplomacy": talking about alcohol, drugs and family violence

This article will be useful to practitioners seeking to understand the sensitivities surrounding discussion of alcohol and drugs (AOD) in relation to domestic and family violence (DFV), and will assist them in navigating these sensitivities to improve service coordination and thus deliver better outcomes for those affected by DFV.
Guide

Supporting staff to work with children and families with complex needs: a checklist for organisations


When organisations address the realities of working with families with complex needs, frontline staff are more likely to feel supported, confident and better able to respond to those families’ needs. This paper provides managers, practice leaders and other decision makers with practical guidance on supporting staff in their work.
Guide

Implementation in action: a guide to implementing evidence-informed programs and practices


The purpose of this guide is to assist in the implementation of evidence-informed programs and practices in the child and family service sector.
Report

Partnering with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations to deliver trusted services with stronger outcomes


This report is the product of roundtable events facilitated by WACOSS and the Noongar Family Safety and Wellbeing Council between April 2018 and May 2019, to build partnership between Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) and Community Service Organisations.
Guide

Aged care: a quick guide - June 2019 update


This quick guide provides a brief overview of aged care in Australia. It describes the types of care provided, the people who use aged care, the process for accessing care, the organisations that provide care, and the regulatory arrangements for ensuring quality care.