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Record ID: 24fa2ccc-5258-4590-b17d-b860cbb92283
Type: Report
Title: Domestic violence and child protection : a research report
Authors: Irwin, Jude
Wilkinson, Marie
Waugh, Fran
Keywords: Impact on children and young people;Interagency work;Child protection;Service provision
Year: 2002
Publisher: The Department of Social Work, Social Policy and Sociology, University of Sydney
Notes:  Reports on the outcomes of a collaborative research project between the Department of Social Work, Social Policy and Sociology, University of Sydney and Barnardos Australia. The research was conducted in NSW over a four-year period from 1997-2001. It aimed: to examine practitioners’ knowledge and understandings of domestic violence and child protection; to review child protection strategies utilised by practitioners; and to identify effective strategies which could be used in responding to both women and their children. The research included four independent but related studies: an analysis of the NSW Department of Community Services' (the statutory child protection statutory authority in NSW) responses to domestic violence, through a case tracking study; the understandings of practitioners (in both statutory and non-statutory organisations) of the policy and practice issues related to the protection of children and young people who live with domestic violence; women’s perceptions about living with domestic violence and the protection of their children; and the views of children and young people who had lived with domestic violence about the violence in their lives. The main outcome of the research was the development of a template of "good practice" for practitioners and policy makers addressing the rights, needs and interests of women and their children who have lived with domestic violence.
Contents:  Summary
Ch. 1: Domestic violence and child protection: the social and political landscape
Ch. 2: Children and domestic violence
Ch. 3: The research process
Ch. 4: Responding to domestic violence: NSW Department of Community Services
Ch. 5: Practitioners speak about domestic violence and child protection
Ch. 6: Women speak about children and domestic violence
Ch. 7: Children and young people speak about domestic violence
Ch. 8: Outcomes from the research: key findings and good practice guidelines
References
Appendices
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/19417
ISBN: 9781864874952
Physical description: 191 p.
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