QAF Resources
This page provides a collection of all Quality Assurance Framework resources in one convenient place.
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Aboriginal Communities Consultation Report
Aboriginal Cultural and Spiritual Identity Forum for the Quality Assurance Framework for statutory OOHC November 2016
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Culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities consultation report
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Cultural and Spiritual Identity Forum for the Quality Assurance Framework for statutory OOHC November 2016
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NSW Statutory OOHC: Quality Assurance Framework – Section 1 Context and Consultations
NSW statutory out-of-home care: Quality Assurance Framework Section 1: Context and consultations Parenting Research Centre and University of Melbourne August 2015
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NSW Statutory OOHC: Quality Assurance Framework – Section 2 Narrative Review
NSW statutory out-of-home care: Quality Assurance Framework Section 2: Narrative review Parenting Research Centre and University of Melbourne August 2015
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NSW Statutory OOHC: Quality Assurance Framework – Section 3 The Quality Assurance Framework
NSW statutory out‐of‐home care: Quality Assurance Framework Section 3: The Quality Assurance Framework QAF Parenting Research Centre and University of Melbourne August 2015
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PRC and University of Melbourne - Quality Assurance Framework Exec-summary-2015
A number of consultations were conducted with key stakeholders from the NSW Office of the Children’s Guardian (OCG), DCJ, peak organisations and NGO service providers between July 2014 and March 2015.
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QAF - Child or young person’s voice
Quality Assurance Framework - Child or young person’s voice infographic to help prepare caseworkers for the QAF rollout
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QAF - Child Outcomes
Quality Assurance Framework - Child Outcomes infographic to help prepare caseworkers for the QAF rollout
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Sample Brief Assessment Checklist (BAC)
A series of statements requiring you to circle the number that best describes your child in the last 4 to 6 months.
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Sample Child Behaviour Checklist (CBCL)
Sample Only: Child Behaviour Checklist for Ages 6 to 18. Please fill out this form to reflect your view of the child's behaviour even if other people might not agree. Feel free to print additional [...]