Add to ORKGIt is not underfunding or an overwhelming workload that has caused child protection services to fail the vulnerable children they exist to protect, it is the failure to investigate reports and remove children in danger, argues this report
This article provides a response to the critique by Braithwaite et al. (this issue) of current appro...
Risk assessment in child protection services has been promoted as the most reliable way to ensure th...
On 9 November 2016, the Family Matters campaign released its inaugural report. This report revealed ...
The tragic death of four-year old Chloe Valentine in South Australia has raised concerns that the st...
Numerous inquiries into child protection services in Australia and internationally have concluded th...
This article argues that Australian child protection services are based on an error of logical typin...
Child protection services are ensnared in a cycle comprised of crisis, leading to promises to ‘fix t...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics estimates that at 31 December 2011 there were 5,098,694 children...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics estimates that at 31 December 2011 there were 5,098,694 children...
At regular intervals over many years, reports on problems and shortcomings of the care and protectio...
Child protection is often labelled a \u27wicked\u27 public policy issue, resistant to change and inn...
Risk assessment in child protection services has been promoted as the most reliable way to ensure th...
In this paper we present and discuss a snapshot of data describing child protection activity in Aust...
Child protection is an essential service in safeguarding children. Statutory child protection work i...
Every Australian citizen expects state and territory governments to protect children from child abus...
This article provides a response to the critique by Braithwaite et al. (this issue) of current appro...
Risk assessment in child protection services has been promoted as the most reliable way to ensure th...
On 9 November 2016, the Family Matters campaign released its inaugural report. This report revealed ...
The tragic death of four-year old Chloe Valentine in South Australia has raised concerns that the st...
Numerous inquiries into child protection services in Australia and internationally have concluded th...
This article argues that Australian child protection services are based on an error of logical typin...
Child protection services are ensnared in a cycle comprised of crisis, leading to promises to ‘fix t...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics estimates that at 31 December 2011 there were 5,098,694 children...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics estimates that at 31 December 2011 there were 5,098,694 children...
At regular intervals over many years, reports on problems and shortcomings of the care and protectio...
Child protection is often labelled a \u27wicked\u27 public policy issue, resistant to change and inn...
Risk assessment in child protection services has been promoted as the most reliable way to ensure th...
In this paper we present and discuss a snapshot of data describing child protection activity in Aust...
Child protection is an essential service in safeguarding children. Statutory child protection work i...
Every Australian citizen expects state and territory governments to protect children from child abus...
This article provides a response to the critique by Braithwaite et al. (this issue) of current appro...
Risk assessment in child protection services has been promoted as the most reliable way to ensure th...
On 9 November 2016, the Family Matters campaign released its inaugural report. This report revealed ...