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PSP Learning Hub Slide 2 - Get resources and tools on NDIS

Get resources and tools on NDIS

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PSP Learning Hub Slide 3 - NEW - Six steps to Guardianship or Open Adoption

NEW - Six steps to Guardianship or Open Adoption

Information and resources about guardianship and open adoption for children in out-of-home care. Find information on the six steps including factsheets to guide staff.

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PSP Learning Hub Slide 4 - Transition to Aboriginal out-of-home care agencies

Transition to Aboriginal out-of-home care agencies

Aboriginal children and young people deserve to grow up connected to their culture, Country and kin. Information and factsheets for carers, young people and PSP agencies:

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PSP Learning Hub Slide 5 - Family is Culture changes to child protection laws

Family is Culture changes to child protection laws

Ongoing updates and information about the changes to child protection laws are available on the DCJ website. Watch for more resources coming soon to the PSP Learning Hub.

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PSP Learning Hub Slide 6 - This podcast has tips on how to help people navigate their sexuality and their gender

This podcast has tips on how to help people navigate their sexuality and their gender

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PSP Learning Hub Slide 7 - Watch this DCJ Q&A on facilitating positive family time sessions to promote permanency

Watch this DCJ Q&A on facilitating positive family time sessions to promote permanency

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PSP Learning Hub Slide 8 - The Permanency Case Management Policy (PCMP) Rules and Practice Guidance have recently changed.

The Permanency Case Management Policy (PCMP) Rules and Practice Guidance have recently changed.

Click here to view the updated policy.
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Practice Areas

Understanding the PSP
The Permanency Support Program (PSP) focuses on achieving greater permanency, safety and wellbeing for children and young people.
Casework Skills
The essentials for getting started in the day to day of casework practice.
Multicultural Care and Identity
Preserving, safeguarding and promoting cultural continuity, rights, identity and ties.
Working with Aboriginal Children, Young People & Families
Effective and meaningful consultation mechanisms which support engagement and participation of Aboriginal children, families and communities.
Trauma Informed Care
Recognising the impact of trauma, honouring resistance and promoting safety, empowerment and healing.
Preservation
Supporting families to stay together safely.
Restoration
Reuniting children and young people with their parents when it is safe to do so.
Guardianship
Ensuring children and young people have a stable, nurturing and safe home, without cutting legal ties to their family by placing them in the independent care of a guardian.
Open Adoption
A legal process where the legal rights and responsibilities for a child are transferred from the child’s parents to the adoptive parent(s).
Leaving Care & After Care
Young people transitioning from care to independence.
Legal
The legal work associated with the Permanency Support Program (PSP).
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Helping people resolve disputes and participate in decision making.

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PSP Learning Hub

What is the PSP Learning Hub?

The PSP Learning Hub is a Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) sponsored initiative.

It is for ALL casework staff working in the Permanency Support Program and is designed to deepen knowledge, develop practice skills and support sector connections.

The PSP Learning Hub is a state-wide, central, voluntary and largely free initiative (some face-to-face training may incur a small fee).

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About Us

Curijo, an Aboriginal owned company, is the lead organisation on the PSP Learning Hub service.

Curijo will work with their partners, ECTARC and Cassey Consulting, a team of Subject Matter Experts and staff with practice and project administration expertise to develop and implement the PSP Learning Hub.

We feel very privileged and humbled to be working with the PSP community and we’re excited about what permanency brings for children and families.

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