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PCMP Policy Statement, Rules and Practice Guidance, Away From Placement, Critical Events, Permanency Goal Review policies and more!

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PCMP - Rules and Practice Guidance

Describes the expectations of DCJ and PSP providers in working together to deliver the PSP.

PSP Practice Minutes

Specific change in casework practice, as practice learning, client experience and outcomes for families become evident.

PSP Critical Events policy

How to support funded service providers to manage critical events experienced by children in out-of-home-care.

PSP Foster Care Placement Priorities Policy

Supporting PSP providers and DCJ to follow foster care placement priorities.

PCMP - Policy Statement

Roles and responsibilities of DCJ and PSP providers in achieving safety, permanency and wellbeing for children in care.

PSP Away from Placement policy

How to support funded service providers to manage critical events experienced by children in out-of-home-care.

Permanency Progress Review & Case Plan Goal Extension policy

Overview of the PSP and permanency goals policy.

PCMP - Resources

Find the resources you need relating to Permanency and out of home care.

Safety in Care resources

Learn about OCG, Code of conduct and Safety in Care requirements for PSP providers

Managing your OOHC Records

A guide for Non Government Organisation's (NGO's) to manage their records.

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