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Department for Child Protection
New carer platform launched
The department has launched a new online platform for carers.
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Thank you events for carers
Find out about the 21 events planned for foster and kinship carers across the state throughout September
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Dame Roma Mitchell Grants closing soon
Round 2 of the Dame Roma Mitchell Grants close Monday 23 September 2019. Find out more on the SA gov website.
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Latest News
Latest News
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Improving residential care options
16/09/19The Department for Child Protection is working with service providers to explore new short-term residential care options for vulnerable children and young people. -
First steps towards family group conferencing
13/09/19The Department for Child Protection is inviting service providers to submit their proposals to develop and deliver a state-wide family group conference service delivery methodology. -
New carer platform to make day-to-day decision making easier
09/09/19A new online platform for foster and kinship carers, and a revamped version of Who Can Say OK? are being launched. -
State Government expanding permanency options in South Australia
06/09/19Consultation to consider permanency options in South Australia