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More than one worker or team is w=aware of the referral - shared support roles

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Strengths and weaknesses

Our mob Workington the ground with the kids - two roles, case management and case worker roles

Lots of paperwork (red tape) all the things that have to be done but no one seems to read

Recruitment - office based and admin role to work with the team - doing all the nitty gritty tasks put on each worker - required to use and fill out complex data sets and systems
Need to better support the staff doing the work and for collaborative approaches (shared role)

Weening off period - support transition at real time with real connections

Elders for mentoring in future

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pro-social small group activitites shows people they are not alone

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pro-social small group activitites shows people they are not alone

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Low risk vs high risk - need to consider the workers capacity to manage the situation and respond if something happens
This should be fit for community purpose (self-determination)
Proactive community engagement teams work organically with youth regardless  of which program they work in -shared responsibility around support and information
Programs sharing clients/families - coordinated approach - people knowing they are not alone in what they experience and importance placed on informing YP of this

Transitioning form care to be seamless, this needs to take into account their individual care experience es and also goals

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The level of support funded and actually conducted does not align - usually not enough resources to do in-depth case management with our YP

Individual vs Group work or Peer support
Can be dangerous and create risk when bringing some groups together - need to looks at this carefully to consider the approach

Group work can be safer where there are bigger

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not just there to hand out money - but there to do lots more in or around the plans and goals set/agreed
Protection for worker - having information places worker in safer position

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individual is best I think, everyone is at different stages and knowledge/living skills

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individual is best I think, everyone is at different stages and knowledge/living skills

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my experience in residential care; YP dont engage at 15-17 because they see BF as part of 'the system' . Then at 18 or just before panic and put huge expectations on the BF worker, because they are used to having others do all the things

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my experience in residential care; YP dont engage at 15-17 because they see BF as part of 'the system' . Then at 18 or just before panic and put huge expectations on the BF worker, because they are used to having others do all the things

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Better understand our role and what it is - not just a financial money bank
Helped YP apply for Centrelink, Medicare, Learners permit etc. doing the work before hand (proactively e vs reactive approach too YP) this occurred over four months - intensive work
What is it we actually do to help manage worker safety around burnout, and being seen as not helpful

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better knowledge of what the BF role is by other services and so yps know what we can do and not do

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better knowledge of what the BF role is by other services and so yps know what we can do and not do

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DO individual support based on their plan -e.g. learn how to cook, purchased cook book
Role modelling real-life experiences YP will face in their world
DHHS has done everything for me and I do not know how to live independently

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YP growing up without making ongoing connections and links
Never had to previously obtain bank account, Medicare card using ATM, etc.

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Can be difficult for YP to manage and they often looking forward to being independent of an allocated worker when they exit system or turn 18 yo

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Kim, 16 ½ years old, almost finished her VCE is seeking to enrol in tertiary studies and is working with the careers advisor at school. Kim experienced racial vilification during a basketball match and is now seeing a counsellor and trialling new coping strategies, and no longer playing sports. Kim became an Aunty, but feeling isolated with her older siblings recently relocating to Melbourne and her withdrawal from recreational activities. Kim’s father remarried, and her mother successful in being housed, promising Kim she can come and live with her after VCE. Kim’s primary carer, her grandmother, has been diagnosed with early onset of Alzheimer’s disease, and rapidly deteriorating. 

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Kim, 16 ½ years old, almost finished her VCE is seeking to enrol in tertiary studies and is working with the careers advisor at school. Kim experienced racial vilification during a basketball match and is now seeing a counsellor and trialling new coping strategies, and no longer playing sports. Kim became an Aunty, but feeling isolated with her older siblings recently relocating to Melbourne and her withdrawal from recreational activities. Kim’s father remarried, and her mother successful in being housed, promising Kim she can come and live with her after VCE. Kim’s primary carer, her grandmother, has been diagnosed with early onset of Alzheimer’s disease, and rapidly deteriorating. 

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Kim, 16 ½ years old, dropped out of school and completing a VET course at TAFE, on her day off she babysits for her older sibling. Kim saw a counsellor to address her mental health challenges and increasing alcohol consumption, though did not like the counsellor and disengaged with the service. Kim began binge drinking on weekends when staying with her older siblings. Six months prior, Kim was placed on a 12 month police caution due to multiple minor offences being committed; the offending rising when Kim further disengaged from participating in social activities, such as basketball. The relationship between Kim and her father has grown strong, since completing rehab 12 months prior. Contact with her mother has recommenced since losing contact 9 months ago, when she voluntarily entered rehab 3 weeks prior 

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Kim, 16 ½ years old, dropped out of school and completing a VET course at TAFE, on her day off she babysits for her older sibling. Kim saw a counsellor to address her mental health challenges and increasing alcohol consumption, though did not like the counsellor and disengaged with the service. Kim began binge drinking on weekends when staying with her older siblings. Six months prior, Kim was placed on a 12 month police caution due to multiple minor offences being committed; the offending rising when Kim further disengaged from participating in social activities, such as basketball. The relationship between Kim and her father has grown strong, since completing rehab 12 months prior. Contact with her mother has recommenced since losing contact 9 months ago, when she voluntarily entered rehab 3 weeks prior 