Out Of Home Care Agreement Victoria
The agreement has been updated to ensure that Victoria`s most vulnerable children can thrive. The updated agreement contains new priorities, objectives and measures, while continuing to emphasize that the Early Childhood Agreement for Children in Home Care (OoHC) aims to increase the participation of young children in OoHC in quality early childhood education and care. The agreement is intended to meet the following requirements: In case of issues related to the agreement, you address early.childhood.oohc@edumail.vic.gov.au. The agreement was also extended to Aboriginal agencies, municipal service organizations and specialized health services. The agreement is a partnership between the following organizations: The agreement is also aimed at all children in kin care and their facilitators who engage in supported play groups or koorie-supported playgroups. The agreement focuses on covering the health, learning and development needs and cultural needs of children and, in particular, integrating children into the universal service: OoHC provides mediation and assistance services to children and adolescents who have been put at risk by child protection or whose parents are unable to care for them for a period of time. Here are the goals and measures that the partners of the agreement will work towards over the next three years: Early Childhood Agreement for Children in Out of Home Care (PDF) These services are free for children housed in OoHC and provide basic foundations in the years of health, development and learning. All children have the right to access these services, regardless of their circumstances. ..