@T1SydneyTrains Do you truely believe that reduces overcrowding? Then you might want to explain that to those of us on a packed train where there is no standing room left! #fail
This week we’re focusing on the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle. The #ACPP is a set of standards aiming to protect every Aboriginal child’s right to family, community & culture. We'll have an #ACPP post every day this week. https://t.co/c05JHPXlDA
This week we’re raising awareness of the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle. There are 5 key parts to the #ACPP & the 1st is PREVENTION. This means that govts should support families to address risks, stop harm before it starts, & preserve families before they're broken apart.
Yesterday we shared the first part of the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle. Part 2 is PARTNERSHIP. This means authorities should work together with Aboriginal people & orgs to deliver support systems, with as much self-determination as possible. #ACPP https://t.co/c05JHPXlDA
The placement hierarchy is the most well known element of the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle #ACPP. It says when Aboriginal children are placed in out-of-home care, they should be placed with their family, kin or community rather than with strangers. RT if you agree.
Have you been following our posts on the #ACPP this week? We’re up to part 4 of 5! The PARTICIPATION principle says that Aboriginal children, young people & families should have the right to influence decisions that affect them. That we deserve a say. https://t.co/c05JHPXlDA
NSW Government scores poorly in report, failing across four out of five measures to support Aboriginal children and families. To view AbSec report card https://t.co/DOK5KZDWJi