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This report focuses on the parents, siblings and children of the children and young people in the population cohort and is based on administrative data sourced
This third statistical report presents data on young people in OOHC who were 15-17 years old at the time of their Wave 6 interview and entered care between the
This report primarily presents information collected from birth parents after restoration with their children about their experiences before their child was re
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, leading experts explored how service systems can better support people across the life course—from equitable access to
This is a complete list of all POCLS publications and resources. Latest version June 2026.
This publication presents the findings from two papers by Maclean and colleagues focussing on higher achieving students who experienced OOHC (2024, 2025). The
This report examines the patterns in restoration for children in OOHC and policy and practice implications.
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, Professor Rebekah Grace (Director of the Centre for Transforming early Education and Child Health (TeACH) at Western S
This DCJ 2026 Benefits Database, compliant with NSW Treasury cost–benefit analysis (CBA) guidelines, contains 146 benefit values used in CBA for human services.
In this webinar, Professor Ju-Lee Oei from the Joining the dots - Linking Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) to the future study shared insights from her clini
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