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i.e what age BF workers step in, what our role is up until BF or HS take over.

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Understanding the impact of stolen generations on today's Aboriginal communities. Transgenerational trauma.

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Culturally appropriate resources: eg: housing services, mentors, Yidaki and other healing services

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Culturally appropriate resources: eg: housing services, mentors, Yidaki and other healing services

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Completion of cultural safety training as part of the induction of ALL workers who are working with Aboriginal Young people

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Completion of cultural safety training as part of the induction of ALL workers who are working with Aboriginal Young people

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Access to timely cultural training for care teams (eg: SIL providers, CP workers, etc)

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How to access housing services
How to complete a 1Form
How to access Transitional Housing
How to navigate SDA/SIL/SDA
How to complete a VHR application
Who holds these responsibilities at each stage
How much YP contributes towards rent at each stage - do they need a contract?

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Possibly cultural audit tool for organisations and individuals to evaluate where they sit on the cultural competence continuum

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Possibly cultural audit tool for organisations and individuals to evaluate where they sit on the cultural competence continuum

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Links to tools/resources that can support individuals and organisations

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Links to tools/resources that can support individuals and organisations

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Aboriginal Cultural Competence Framework: VACCA 2008 

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Aboriginal Cultural Competence Framework: VACCA 2008 

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What can be provided - recreational activities, household items, therapeutic supports, training for carers, education, employment, car rego and insurance, Ambulance cover, ID, Passport, etc
What can't be provided - emergency accom, purchase of vehicles, lawyers
What HS covers and doesn't and caps.

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How to refer to Family Services
How to work with YP if they don't consent to FS
How to work with CP
Understanding of orders and warning signs of child removal
Promotion of Lakidjika and AFLDM (what are they and what do they do)

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Minimizing paperwork to be completed with YP

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Minimizing paperwork to be completed with YP

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Sometimes YP are so overwhelmed with a blank page, that they need guidance about what they could have
- Advantage thinking tool
- Something similar to the recovery star used in mental health
- Develop something that is more culturally appropriate
- (Not what I was thinking of but this is interesting: See the Stars - Triangle (outcomesstar.org.uk)
- Recovery Star - Recovery Star: validating user recovery | The Psychiatrist | Cambridge Core

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Each version of the Outcomes Star is designed to be a sector-wide tool and is created in collaboration with services and service users to make sure it meets the particular needs of each sector.

The first step is to make sure an Outcomes Star is suitable for your service. Outcomes Star tools will work for frontline services who:

Offer keywork and 1:1 conversations and support with service users

Work with service users over time, for more than 6 weeks

Work in a holistic way, addressing multiple and complex areas of a person's life

If you are not sure if these apply to your service, please contact Triangle to talk through the context of your service as a first step.
Discover which version is right for you by looking through the list below, check out our guidance in the Resources section or talk to Triangle about your service. Sign up to access free previews of each version.

Want to get started?

If you know which version or versions of the Star you want to use in your service and you have previewed the relevant resources already, your next step is to decide how you want to use the Star (and therefore which type of Star licence you need) and which of the Star training option is right for you. You can either explore these choices yourself by going to our Terms and Prices page, or just get in touch with Triangle to discuss your needs.
TERMS AND PRICES

Upcoming Stars

The following Stars are currently in development:

A Star for people with gambling-related problems

Interested in developing new Stars?

The following Stars have been discussed with interested organisations but have not yet got the collaborators needed to start development:

For people living with dementia

For neuro-developmental needs

If you are interested in collaborating on creating a new Star, please contact us.

To find out more about any of the developments listed above, please contact usor see our Star development page.

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Preview any version of the Outcomes StarTM Each version of the Outcomes Star is designed to be a sector-wide tool and is created in collaboration with services and service users to make sure it meets the particular needs of each sector. The first step is to make sure an...

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The Tracking Better Framework by Dr Deeta Kimba (Child & Adolescent psychiatrist) has some great visual tools around "what does better look like" https://trackingbetter.com/

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The Tracking Better Framework by Dr Deeta Kimba (Child & Adolescent psychiatrist) has some great visual tools around "what does better look like" https://trackingbetter.com/

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Before I learned to track my stress I felt like I had no control and had to avoid situations, get cranky to protect myself, or just give up all the time.

But now I'm tracking better I recognise the EARLY warning signs of my stress response, I'm also more familiar with what kind of things trigger my stress response so I'm ready for them.

When I catch my stress earlier, it's easier to breathe it down, and help myself feel safe with the trigger fear and, most importantly, get my body feeling better... stronger, and feeling like I can cope.

The breathing and feeling better has helped turn my brain back on, so I can deal with the trigger-fear in a more helpful way, where I get to feel proud of myself.

It's all in the name:

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HELP CHILDREN LEARN, GROW & HEAL by Tracking Better®

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Before I learned to track my stress I felt like I had no control and had to avoid situations, get cranky to protect myself, or just give up all the time. But now I'm tracking better I recognise the EARLY warning signs of my stress response, I'm also more familiar with what kind of things trigger my stress response so I'm ready for them.

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housing readiness tools used in the west

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housing readiness tools used in the west

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What is BF
What is HS and who qualifies. How do we support those who don't qualify?
How the referral process works
Stages of engagement and what our role is
Tools
Housing
FV
Building Independent Living skills and preparing for leaving care
Trauma informed care and culturally appropriate healing
Cultural Competence Training for stakeholders
Groups - what are they and how to run them
Working in a client led, client focused way
Resources

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How do we balance paperwork and compliance with engagement and relationships

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How do we balance paperwork and compliance with engagement and relationships