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- Before you start your search
- Making contact: things to consider
- Adoptions before 2010: applying if you're under 18
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- Reunion and Information Register (RIR)
- Access to adoption information for birth fathers
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- About adoption: for birth parents
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- Domestic and family violence: housing assistance
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- Access a private rental subsidy through Rent Choice
- How to apply for private rental assistance
- Information for real estate agents and landlords
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- Aboriginal housing
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- Living in social housing
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- Reducing your water and energy bills
- Solar hot water systems
- Treating mould in your home
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- Support for older people and adults with disability
- Protecting older people and adults with a disability from abuse
- Management Transfer Program
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- Tenancy Hub
- Help with housing and homelessness
- Domestic and family violence
- About domestic and family violence
- My situation is...
- I get hurt but don't want to end the relationship
- I was sexually assaulted
- I want to end the relationship but stay in my home
- I want to leave but need a place to stay
- I'm the one hurting my partner
- I want to help someone in a domestic violence situation
- I want to report child abuse
- I have children and experiencing domestic violence
- I'm a child or young person and home doesn't feel safe
- I'm Aboriginal and experiencing domestic and family violence
- I'm a person with disability and experiencing domestic violence
- I'm LGBTIQ and experiencing domestic violence
- I'm a man and experiencing domestic violence
- I'm an immigrant from a different culture and experiencing domestic violence
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- Funded contract management resources
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- About the Funded Contract Management Framework
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- Joint working arrangements
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- Deliver services to children and families
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- OOHC Health Pathway caseworkers guide
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- OOHC 2A Primary Health Screen forms
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- Consent for medical and dental treatment of children and young people in statutory OOHC
- Medical and Dental Consent Tool
- Medicare number processes for children and young people entering OOHC
- Behaviour support guidelines for OOHC
- NSW Interagency Guidelines
- Introduction to the guidelines
- Legislation covering child protection and child wellbeing services in NSW
- Roles and responsibilities
- Guide to making a child protection report
- Responding to a child wellbeing concern or child protection report
- Engaging children, young people and families
- Prevention and early intervention strategies
- Guide to court processes involving children and young people
- Case management
- Exchanging information related to child protection and wellbeing
- Leaving care and aftercare resources for caseworkers
- OOHC Education resources and tools
- Alternative Care Arrangements
- Deliver housing services
- Community housing providers
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- Providing community housing
- Community housing asset ownership
- National Regulatory System
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- Specialist Housing Companies
- Industry Development Strategy
- Planning for the Future
- Resources for Community Housing Providers
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- Tenant Participation Resource Services Program
- Assisted boarding houses
- What is an assisted boarding house?
- General boarding houses and residents with additional needs
- NDIS and assisted boarding house residents under the age of 65
- My Aged Care and assisted boarding house residents aged 65 years and over
- Screening Tool for Entry to Assisted Boarding Houses
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- Community housing providers
- Deliver homelessness services
- Deliver services for domestic violence
- Deliver disability services
- Work with Aboriginal communities
- Human Services Network (HSNet)
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- Community inclusion
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- Disability and inclusion
- Persons with Disability (Regulation of Restrictive Practices) Bill 2020
- Review of the Disability Inclusion Act
- Ageing and Disability Commissioner
- Disability Inclusion Plan
- Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2015-19
- Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability
- Disability Inclusion Act for people with disability
- Disability Inclusion Action Planning resources
- Lift and Change facilities
- Jobs for people with disability: A plan for the NSW public sector
- NSW Companion Card
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- Good to Great Framework
- Ageing and Disability Direct Complaints
- NSW Volunteering
- Youth
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Last updated: 24 Sep 2019