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SA expenditure on child protection and related areas – comparisons and trends 2013-14

Real recurrent expenditure per child on child protection services, out-of-home care and intensive family support services, 2013-14
Real recurrent expenditure per child on child protection services, out-of-home care and intensive family support services, 2013-14

 

Expenditure alone is not a good indicator of how well or how poorly we are looking after children in need of protection but it is important. Some of the present weaknesses in child protection can be traced back decades to decisions about expenditure.

This state’s net expenditure, comparisons on out-of-home care and intensive family support services and the historical trends are in the Guardian’s Expenditure on child protection, out-of-home care and intensive family services 2013-14 paper, available for download.[spacer height=”15px”]

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