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New South Wales

Report

Neglect among adults with disability and older people in New South Wales

Ilan Katz, Qixin Zhang

Neglect of older people and adults with disability makes up about a quarter of reports to the NSW Ageing and Disability Commission. This research analyses these reports to identify patterns of neglect, agency roles and opportunities for stronger prevention and response. It presents key findings and recommendations to improve protection and support for those at...
Strategy

Strengthening the NSW domestic and family violence sector


The strategy lays the foundation for the New South Wales domestic and family violence sector to support highly skilled workers who help victim-survivors stay safe, heal and recover. It includes actions such as prioritising workplace safety, health and wellbeing, improving workforce recruitment and renewal, driving workforce diversity, boosting collaboration and supporting skill and capability development.
Report

The economic and social returns of reinvesting in families


The New South Wales child protection system remains overwhelmingly crisis driven. This report presents the findings of an economic case analysis and builds the evidence base for community advocacy and the case for investing in earlier, Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisation led services to keep Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children safe, strong and together with their...
Report

Impact of Renewable Energy Zones (REZ) on rural and regional communities and industries in New South Wales


An inquiry into and report on the impact of Renewable Energy Zones (REZs) on rural and regional communities and industries in New South Wales. A key finding from this first report found that a significant proportion of the Central-West Orana community believe the REZ has negatively impacted the region. The report makes six findings and...
Report

Strengthening accountability for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families


This paper seeks to explore the nature and structure of accountability that will serve the rights, interests and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people, both within the child protection system, and more broadly. It presents two complementary accountability mechanisms for the New South Wales Government to address current shortcomings.
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