$230 million plan for child protection reform
Source: New South Wales. Premier. Media Release.
"Premier Nathan Rees and Community Services Minister Linda Burney today announced the Government’s detailed package of reforms to the State’s child protection system following Justice Wood’s landmark 2008 inquiry. The plan includes a Stage One investment of $230 million with further funding to be considered as part of the 09/10 Budget.
Keep Them Safe: A Shared Approach To Child Wellbeing is a five year plan to improve support for children and families. “The NSW Government is investing more to support families and protect children most at risk,” Mr Rees said. “We are investing in a better life for these children – investing in a better future.” Mr Rees said that child protection is a responsibility that we must all share."
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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Labels: Children youth and family, Health, Law and Justice, Policy Development, Social issues
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