The just-released Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Report Young people in child protection and under youth justice supervision 2013–14 has confirmed the concerning trend that
February 8 2016 Adoptions Australia 2014–15 (Child Welfare Series No 62) was released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare just before Christmas 2015.
Of the 358 respondents to our survey that asked ‘How would you spend extra money on child protection’, early intervention and family support proved the
. This single page graphical report provides trend data for children and young people in state care and custody in South Australia at 30 July,
The Guardian’s updated data graphic Aboriginal children in state care aggregate data report 2015 is now available from the Guardian’s website
Expenditure alone is not a good indicator of how well or how poorly we are looking after children in need of protection but it
. This single page graphical report provides trend data for children and young people in state care and custody in South Australia at 30 June,
The Guardian’s data graphic Aboriginal children in care data report June 2014 on Aboriginal children in state care is now available from the Guardian’s
The Guardian’s report Children and Young People in State Care in South Australian Government Schools 2007-2013 tracks trends in school enrollment, attendance and literacy/numeracy of
Our new report format provides trend data for children and young people in state care and custody in South Australia at 30 July, 2013 in
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