Web resource:	http://www.anglicare-tas.org.au/docs/research/parents-in-the-child-protection-system-research-report.pdf
Type:	Report
Title:	Parents in the child protection system
Authors:	Hinton, Teresa
Keywords:	Child protection;Interagency work;Service provision;Parenting
Year:	2013
Publisher:	Social Action & Research Centre, Anglicare Tasmania
Notes:	This report examines research conducted into the experiences of 47 parents involved with the Child Protection Service in Tasmania in an effort to determine what actually happens to parents and extended families when children are taken into the child protection system in that state. To establish a complete picture, interviews were also conducted with 16 state child protection staff, 5 lawyers working in the child protection area and 140 frontline support workers in non-government services. Results of the research point to ways to improve the design and delivery of services and, in particular, to the importance of interagency cooperation in providing family support for successful outcomes for everyone involved in the Child Protection Service.
Contents:	Part 1: The report in brief Part 2: Pathways through child protection services: parents experiences Part 3: Working in partnership with parents Part 4: Partnerships with non-government organisations Part 5: Parents in the child protection system: having children in out-of-home care Part 6: Parents in the child protection system: going to court Part 7: The impact of contact with the child protection system Part 8: When parents have particular support needs Part 9: How do we improve the service system? Parents’ and workers’ views Part 10: Conclusions and recommendations Part 11: How we researched the experiences of parents References
URI:	https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/18719
Physical description:	160 p.
Appears in Collections:	Reports

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