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Joint family group conference protocol for children who offend

Occurs on: Youth justice family group conference – convening the conference, Using Family Court orders to respond to tamariki who offend – section 14(1)(e), Tamariki with offending behaviours, Assessment

Agency expectations for enhanced collaboration between Police and Oranga Tamariki.

Tiaki Oranga – template

Occurs on: Tiaki Oranga

The Tiaki Oranga template is organised into 5 sections.

Reference for caregiving and adoption – form

Occurs on: Applying to be a caregiver or adoptive parent, Assessing information from suitability checks

Reference form for caregiver and adoptive parent application.

Multi-agency safety plan template

Occurs on: Assessment, Responding to non-accidental injuries – multi-agency safety planning

Every tamaiti or rangatahi admitted to hospital with a suspected non-accidental injury will have a plan that guides our current and future work with them.

Assessment and planning

Interpreters when English is not the first or preferred language

We support the use of interpreter and translation services when English is not the first or preferred language of te tamaiti or rangatahi or their whānau or family. A sign language interpreter may be required when we are working with someone who is Deaf.

Youth justice, Interventions

Orders and monitoring for the Youth Court Te Kōti Taiohi o Aotearoa

We support and monitor tamariki and rangatahi subject to Youth Court orders for offences that have been proved or not denied. We work with whānau, family and other key people supporting them to comply with court orders by meeting their plan's objectives.

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Revised suicide risk tool – question prompt examples

Occurs on: SACS, Kessler and Suicide screens (SKS)

Some example questions to ask a rangatahi who may be at risk of suicide.

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India intercountry adoption factsheet

Occurs on: Preparing to be a caregiver or adoptive parent, Types of care, Adoption – Intercountry adoption: adopting a tamaiti from overseas

India and New Zealand have agreed to follow the Hague Convention and adoptions must comply.

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Practice note: Meeting professional and legal obligations through the careful management of personal information

Occurs on: Practice notes

December 2024 practice note from the Chief Social Worker.

Care, Intake, Assessment and planning

Breastfeeding – caring for and nurturing a pēpi

Breastfeeding connects pēpi and their mother spiritually and emotionally, as well as providing physical nourishment. We ensure breastfeeding and access to breast milk, and the physical connection of pēpi to their parents and whānau or family, is supported

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