Sentences with phrase «approach to child protection»

Ranjit shared with delegates the English courts» approach to child protection, kinship placements and how courts make best interest decisions for children.

Further reform of the inter-agency approach to child protection was called for following the Laming review of 2003.

A further report into child protection, the Munro Review published in May 2011, concluded that «a one - size - fits - all approach to child protection is preventing local areas from focusing on the child.»

Jaylene Redhead and Phoenix Sinclair are but two of the children failed by current approaches to child protection.

Invited presentation at the 9th ISPCAN Regional European Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect: Promoting Interdisciplinary Approaches to Child Protection, Warsaw, Poland.

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It encourages a reflective approach, allowing practitioners to audit their own practice, and aims to enhance understanding of the need to engage more effectively with fathers and other men in child protection work.

(PDF - 259 KB) McLeigh, Melton, Kimbrough - Melton, & Wallace (2015) University of Colorado at Denver Highlights the approach taken by Strong Communities for Children to develop a neighborhood - based child protection system to enhance children'sChildren to develop a neighborhood - based child protection system to enhance children'schildren's safety.

My simply philosophy on this approach is to open everything up within the parameters of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA).

This new course will help every educator play an ever vital role in our cross-disciplinary approach to FGM child protection.»

The June 1 deadline is rapidly approaching for school districts to comply with the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) so they can receive E-rate funding.

Since there were no child - protection laws, she shrewdly approached the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Hopefully, this child's rights centred ruling translates into a conscious effort from the Court to step up and set out an effective system of protection of children in migration irrespective of the ongoing political controversy and the sometimes too cautious approach of the Commission.

Recovery Science programs support alternatives to incarceration in criminal law and better approaches to substance abuse problems in criminal, family, and child protection cases.

She compares the government's current approach to child obesity with the law's approach towards animal cruelty and suggests that the criminal law offers more protection to animals than it does to children.

In my Social Justice Report I draw attention to 19 examples of successful programs which use a range of approaches to address this issue: community education; healing; alcohol management; men's groups; family support and child protection; safe houses; and programs for offenders.

It is a strategic approach that would enable us to move closer to achieving a final settlement of matters, whilst concurrently improving government policy to tackle issues like overincarceration and overrepresentation in the child protection system, amongst others that need addressing now.

It may be that all these terms are being used as shorthand to denote more positive approaches to practice that counteract the preoccupation with risk and problems that can characterise child protection and safeguarding bureaucratic systems (Daniel, 2006).

He describes it as a missed opportunity for implementing a strategic approach that would have helped to improve government policy to tackle pressing concerns, including over-incarceration and over-representation in the child protection system.

Public Health Approaches to Child and Parent Screening: Implications for Child Protection Smith (2012) Journal of Law and Policy Examines the potential benefit of child and parent mental health screenings to State - and community - level child protection effChild and Parent Screening: Implications for Child Protection Smith (2012) Journal of Law and Policy Examines the potential benefit of child and parent mental health screenings to State - and community - level child protection effChild Protection Smith (2012) Journal of Law and Policy Examines the potential benefit of child and parent mental health screenings to State - and community - level child protectioProtection Smith (2012) Journal of Law and Policy Examines the potential benefit of child and parent mental health screenings to State - and community - level child protection effchild and parent mental health screenings to State - and community - level child protection effchild protectionprotection efforts.

From Sticks to Flowers: Guidelines for Child Protection Professionals Working With Parents Using Scripture to Justify Corporal Punishment Vieth (2014) William Mitchell Law Review, 40 (3) Presents information to help child protection professionals approach parents who cite religious justifications for the use of corporal punishment that potentially rises to the level of child aChild Protection Professionals Working With Parents Using Scripture to Justify Corporal Punishment Vieth (2014) William Mitchell Law Review, 40 (3) Presents information to help child protection professionals approach parents who cite religious justifications for the use of corporal punishment that potentially rises to the level of chProtection Professionals Working With Parents Using Scripture to Justify Corporal Punishment Vieth (2014) William Mitchell Law Review, 40 (3) Presents information to help child protection professionals approach parents who cite religious justifications for the use of corporal punishment that potentially rises to the level of child achild protection professionals approach parents who cite religious justifications for the use of corporal punishment that potentially rises to the level of chprotection professionals approach parents who cite religious justifications for the use of corporal punishment that potentially rises to the level of child achild abuse.

Quick Reference Guide: Various Approaches and Models to Engage the Family Group in Child Welfare Decision Making (PDF - 122 KB) National Center on Family Group Decision Making (2009) Describes principles and components of different family engagement models, including child protection mediation, family group or family team conferencing, family group decision - making, family team meetings, and the permanency teaming proChild Welfare Decision Making (PDF - 122 KB) National Center on Family Group Decision Making (2009) Describes principles and components of different family engagement models, including child protection mediation, family group or family team conferencing, family group decision - making, family team meetings, and the permanency teaming prochild protection mediation, family group or family team conferencing, family group decision - making, family team meetings, and the permanency teaming process.

Using a Strengths Approach to Early Childhood Teacher Preparation in Child Protection Using Work - Integrated Education (PDF - 432 KB) Fenton (2013) Explores a collaborative strengths - based approach to investing in preservice early childhood teacher education in the area of child protecChild Protection Using Work - Integrated Education (PDF - 432 KB) Fenton (2013) Explores a collaborative strengths - based approach to investing in preservice early childhood teacher education in the area of child pProtection Using Work - Integrated Education (PDF - 432 KB) Fenton (2013) Explores a collaborative strengths - based approach to investing in preservice early childhood teacher education in the area of child protecchild protectionprotection.

Adopting multi-sectoral approaches in the early years, which integrate parenting support, nutrition, health, social protection, child protection, and education, is widely recognised as the way forward to meet global challenges.

Ms Turner called on the Northern Territory Government to show national leadership in responding to the recommendations, «The Northern Territory Government has a unique opportunity to lead the rest of the nation in developing a children and family centered public health approach to youth justice and child protection, responsive to Aboriginal people needs.»

Rethinking the blame game: New approaches to covering child abuse and protection.

National Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations - for example, SNAICC, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healing Foundation, Winangay Resources, and the Australian Centre for Child Protection - are leading the Family Matters and Positive Futures initiatives to find alternative approaches to support Aboriginal children, their families and communities.

The Second Step Suite brings together the Second Step social - emotional learning program, Bullying Prevention Unit, and Child Protection Unit for Kindergarten — Grade 5 to provide a simplified approach for schools to create and sustain safe, supportive learning environments that optimize budgets and results.

The ethological approach implies: a) a careful description and classification of infant and child behaviour; 4 b) reference to a posited environment of evolutionary adaptedness for humans, as evidenced by young humans» intense responsiveness to being left alone in a strange environment with strange people; and c) analyzing the function of emotions and behaviours in a social context.5 Attachment serves to ensure protection and care, and secure attachment serves to relieve distress, restore physiological homeostasis and encourage exploration.

- a last - resort approach for targeted risk areas such as child protection (that is supported by case management and support services), akin to the Family Responsibilities Commission model in Queensland - rather than automatic quarantining and

That is, the provisions for voluntary income management and the provisions for the last - resort approach for targeted risk areas that are continued in relation to child protection, school enrolment, school attendance and the Queensland Family Responsibilities Commission.