Purpose:
To bring together key leaders in the industry on specific issues as they arise.
Who:
CAFFSA Member CEO’s or nominated representees
Frequency:
CEO Forums are held on a quarterly basis as the need and opportunity arises.
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Purpose:
To bring member organisations together to contribute to sector wide policy development and advocacy efforts that direct, influence and inform changes in government policy, practice and legislation. It also is used to direct CAFFSA in its advocacy on behalf of our membership. These meetings are chaired by a nominated full members and secretariat support provided by CAFFSA. It is also a forum for CAFFSA Network chairs to report specific sector issues/concerns
Who:
Open to full CAFFSA members by EIO from members by discernment of the member organisation.
CAFFSA Network Forum Chairs are required at these meetings?
Associate members? – no voting rights
Frequency:
First Wednesday of the month from 10.00am – 11.30pm
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Purpose:
A Working Group to gather sector expertise and knowledge on care concern management. Discussing issues and concerns, identifying opportunities to inform improvements and communicate the needs of the sector with recommendations on actions being made to the Policy and Advocacy Sub Committee.
Who:
It is highly recommended that those attending this discussion have an excellent working knowledge of the care concern process, are involved with, or oversee the care concern management process within the own organisation.
Frequency:
6 weekly
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Purpose:
A Working Group to gather sector expertise and knowledge on transitions in care. Including, transitions in to care, between placements and placement types, and transitions to independent living for young people. From these discussions, recommendations on actions will be made to the Policy and Advocacy Sub Committee.
Who:
It is recommended that those attending this discussion are familiar with placement processes and have an excellent understanding of various transitions that can occur for a child or young person once they enter Care. Staff from all levels of organisations are encouraged to attend.
Frequency:
6 weekly
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Purpose:
Network forums for Residential Care Providers, meetings to feature opportunities for information exchange, advocacy and networking. Bringing together sector expertise and knowledge to inform policy, advocacy and practice improvements across the sector.
Who:
It is recommended that attendees to this session are able to represent their organisation.
Frequency:
Quarterly
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Purpose:
Network forum for Family Based Care providers, meetings to feature opportunities for information exchange, advocacy and networking. Bringing together sector expertise and knowledge to inform policy, advocacy and practice improvements across the sector.
Who:
It is recommended that attendees to this session are able to represent their organisation.
Frequency:
Quarterly
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Purpose:
Network forum for Family Support Services, meetings to feature opportunities for information exchange, advocacy and networking. Bringing together sector expertise and knowledge to inform policy, advocacy and practice improvements across the sector.
Who:
It is recommended that attendees to this session are able to represent their organisation.
Frequency:
Quarterly
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Purpose:
A Working Group to gather sector expertise and knowledge on care concern management. Discussing issues and concerns, identifying opportunities to inform improvements and communicate the needs of the sector with recommendations on actions being made to the Policy and Advocacy Sub Committee.
Who:
It is highly recommended that those attending this discussion have an excellent working knowledge of the care concern process, are involved with, or oversee the care concern management process within the own organisation.
Frequency:
6 weekly
Click HERE to register to attend the next working group
Purpose:
A Working Group to gather sector expertise and knowledge on transitions in care. Including, transitions in to care, between placements and placement types, and transitions to independent living for young people. From these discussions, recommendations on actions will be made to the Policy and Advocacy Sub Committee.
Who:
It is recommended that those attending this discussion are familiar with placement processes and have an excellent understanding of various transitions that can occur for a child or young person once they enter Care. Staff from all levels of organisations are encouraged to attend.
Frequency:
6 weekly
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Purpose:
Network forums for Residential Care Providers, meetings to feature opportunities for information exchange, advocacy and networking. Bringing together sector expertise and knowledge to inform policy, advocacy and practice improvements across the sector.
Who:
It is recommended that attendees to this session are able to represent their organisation.
Frequency:
Quarterly
Click HERE to register to attend the next next Network Forum
Purpose:
Network forum for Family Based Care providers, meetings to feature opportunities for information exchange, advocacy and networking. Bringing together sector expertise and knowledge to inform policy, advocacy and practice improvements across the sector.
Who:
It is recommended that attendees to this session are able to represent their organisation.
Frequency:
Quarterly
Click HERE to register to attend the next next Network Forum
Purpose:
Network forum for Family Support Services, meetings to feature opportunities for information exchange, advocacy and networking. Bringing together sector expertise and knowledge to inform policy, advocacy and practice improvements across the sector.
Who:
It is recommended that attendees to this session are able to represent their organisation.
Frequency:
Quarterly
Click HERE to register to attend the next next Network Forum