Many respondents to our Charter Champions survey believe that we coordinate well while others have observed that we do it seldom or not at all.
We recently invited our Charter Champions to complete a survey on placement change and 44 responded. As you can see from the results (left), opinions
Following a commitment to host young people who are, or have been in care, at Parliament House, the then Minister for Education and Child Development,
Endorsing the Charter of Rights for Children and Young People in Care is now more straightforward and efficient with the introduction of the Guardian’s Office
Since August we have welcomed another six organisations to the Charter of Rights endorsee group, making a total of 55 endorsees. The six are Australian
At 30 June 2012, 2,544 children and young people were in the custody and guardianship of the Minister for Education and Child Development
In their time in care most children and young people will change their placement at least a few times and some will change many times.
Ms Megan Mitchell has been appointed as Australia’s first National Children’s Commissioner. The text of a media release by the Australian Children’s Commissioners and Guardians
Commissioned in August 2012, the Review of Non-Hospital Based Services led by Warren McCann looked at the performance and outcomes of 235 individual non-hospital based
Yarrow Place is the lead public health agency responding to adult rape and sexual assault in South Australia and is a part of the
We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal People as the traditional owners
and custodians of the land we live and work on, their living culture and their unique role in the life of South Australia.