New Report Calls for Prioritization of Children's Needs in Out-of-Home Care System
A new report from the Australian Human Rights Commission emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the voices and needs of children in foster care and other forms of out-of-home care.
The report, titled "A ground to grow from," is part of the National Children's Commissioner's Supporting Quality Engagement with Children project, funded by the Australian Department of Social Services. This project seeks to amplify the voices of children, young people, and their families to inform policy and service design.
Based on consultations with over 500 children and young people, the report makes 8 key recommendations to center the experiences and views of children in the Australian Government's upcoming review of the National Standards for out-of-home care.
The voices and needs of children in foster care and other forms of out-of-home care should be prioritised.
Author's summary: New report prioritizes children's needs in out-of-home care.
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