Relationships Australia (SA) has endorsed ‘The Charter of Rights for Children in Care’, confirming how important the interests of children are to our organisation.
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Pledge to Children’s Rights
New Tool Launched
Our Research and Evaluation team has recently developed and started piloting an exciting new tool that allows us to discover vital information about our clients’ health and wellbeing.
The tool, currently known as PACES, follows on from our previous work in risk assessment, which included the development of the Detection of Overall Risk Screen (DOORS). Continue Reading
Forced Adoptions History Project
Have you been affected by past practices and policies of forced adoption in Australia?
If so, the National Archives of Australia wants to hear your story. Continue Reading
2013 Report Card for ‘Experiencing Out-of-Home Care in Australia’
The CREATE Report Card 2013, was launched on 1 March in Sydney and presents the views gathered from over 1000 children and young people in out-of-home care on what’s working well and where there is room for improvement. Continue Reading
Racism. It Stops With Me.
Relationships Australia has signed up to the Human Rights “Racism. It stops with me” campaign. Continue Reading
Commission to Break the Silence
Relationships Australia (SA) fully supports the Royal Commission into institutional responses to allegations of child sex abuse in Australia recently announced by the Prime Minister.
This Commission will help to break the silence and bring into the open people’s experiences and the failures that occurred by many institutions to appropriately respond and take action.
A fair share: Negotiating your property settlement DVD
Relationships Australia National Family Dispute Resolution Network is pleased to announce the release of a new training resource for family mediators engaged in property mediation. Continue Reading
Past Adoption Practices SA Apology
On Wednesday, 18 July 2012, South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill made a formal apology to parents whose children were removed, and those who were removed from their parents as infants as a result of forced adoption practices.
Gambling Help SA
Relationships Australia (SA) provides a free, confidential and comprehensive support service. We can help if gambling is affecting your life, finances, relationships with your family and friends, focus at work and or health and wellbeing.
Our Gambling Help team consists of qualified counsellors and financial counsellors with extensive experience in helping individuals, couples and families with gambling and related issues.
Walking on Eggshells
The ‘Walking on eggshells…’ are resources for parents and carers who are dealing with violent and abusive behaviour from their children and adolescents.
The information and advice booklet and fold up card offer suggestions and resources as well as support and advice to families in South Australia dealing with violent and abusive behaviour from their children.
