Working together to support tamariki, rangatahi and their family/whānau : interagency guide Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children
Contributor(s): Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children
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BookPublisher: Wellington, New Zealand : : Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children, 2021Description: electronic document (36 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): Child Matters | Safeguarding Children | Tiakina ngā Tamariki | CHILD ABUSE | CHILD NEGLECT | CHILD PROTECTION | CHILD WELFARE | EDUCATION | FAMILIES | HEALTH | INTERAGENCY COLLABORATION | INTERVENTION | SOCIAL SERVICES | SUPPORT SERVICES | TRAINING | WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT | NEW ZEALANDDDC classification: 362.768 Online resources: Download interagency guide, 2021, PDF | Find a free Child Matters Working together seminar near you | Access Safeguarding Children eLearning Summary: This guide is for people in iwi and community social service agencies,educational providers, healthcare providers and other groups or services who have contact with or work with
tamariki, rangatahi and their family/whānau.
You may be the first to notice when a family/whānau needs support or when there are concerns about tamariki or ragatahi.
You could have an important role in providing support to
the family/whānau, orsharing your concerns with someone, while maintaining openness, respect and confidentiality for te tamaiti, rangatahi, parents/carers and family/whānau.
This guide is designed to sit alongside your own
Child Protection Policy. It also complements the
free one-day ‘Working Together’ child protection seminars that Oranga Tamariki run nationwide in partnership with ChildMatters, and the training and eLearning sessions run by Safeguarding Children. This guide replaces previous guides published by Office of the Children's Commissioner, (#2869), and by Child, Youth and Family, 2011 (#3777), and updates the 2020 version of this guide (#7019). Record #8744
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This guide is for people in iwi and community social service agencies,educational providers, healthcare providers and other groups or services who have contact with or work with
tamariki, rangatahi and their family/whānau.
You may be the first to notice when a family/whānau needs support or when there are concerns about tamariki or ragatahi.
You could have an important role in providing support to
the family/whānau, orsharing your concerns with someone, while maintaining openness, respect and confidentiality for te tamaiti, rangatahi, parents/carers and family/whānau.
This guide is designed to sit alongside your own
Child Protection Policy. It also complements the
free one-day ‘Working Together’ child protection seminars that Oranga Tamariki run nationwide in partnership with ChildMatters, and the training and eLearning sessions run by Safeguarding Children. This guide replaces previous guides published by Office of the Children's Commissioner, (#2869), and by Child, Youth and Family, 2011 (#3777), and updates the 2020 version of this guide (#7019). Record #8744
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