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  • CARE Teams and the Role of the Residential Carer

    CARE Teams and the Role of the Residential Carer

    23 Jun 2025

    The aim of this workshop is to provide practitioners with an understanding of the principles that frame CARE teams to…

  • Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care

    Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care

    28 May 2025

    Our Managing ADHD and Difficult Behaviours in Out-of-home Care is an interactive and engaging training is designed for residential carers…

  • Supervision and Leadership in Residential Care (RCLDS)

    Supervision and Leadership in Residential Care (RCLDS)

    23 May 2025

    Course Overview This workshop is an introduction to supervision and leadership. It aims to provide practitioners with the concepts of…

  • Case Noting in Residential Care (RCLDS)

    Case Noting in Residential Care (RCLDS)

    23 May 2025

    Designed for practitioners, case managers, social workers and other workforce participants who are part of an integrated system that supports…

  • Understanding Professional Boundaries (RCLDS)

    Understanding Professional Boundaries (RCLDS)

    14 May 2025

    Our Understanding Professional Boundaries workshop is designed to help residential care workers and other welfare professionals understand how to establish…

  • Unlock your leadership potential: key learning outcomes – Diploma of Leadership and Management

    Unlock your leadership potential: key learning outcomes – Diploma of Leadership and Management

    08 Apr 2025

    • News
  • Introducing The Young Leaders Forum

    Introducing The Young Leaders Forum

    02 Apr 2025

    • News
  • How is the changing nature of work affecting child and family services? 

    How is the changing nature of work affecting child and family services? 

    28 Mar 2025

    • Events
  • Survey: understanding the challenges and perspectives of the child and family services workforce

    Survey: understanding the challenges and perspectives of the child and family services workforce

    20 Mar 2025

    • News
  • Tom Allsop, CEO, PeakCare, on strengthening residential care through collaboration

    Tom Allsop, CEO, PeakCare, on strengthening residential care through collaboration

    13 Mar 2025

    • News
  • OPEN Training – Take the Outcomes Journey: Tools and Techniques for Evidence Practice Round 2

    OPEN Training – Take the Outcomes Journey: Tools and Techniques for Evidence Practice Round 2

    12 Mar 2025

    Harness everyday evaluation to drive the best outcomes for your clients and show impact for funders. OPEN’s training, developed with…

  • OPEN Training – Take the Outcomes Journey: Tools and Techniques for Evidence Practice Round 1

    OPEN Training – Take the Outcomes Journey: Tools and Techniques for Evidence Practice Round 1

    12 Mar 2025

    Harness everyday evaluation to drive the best outcomes for your clients and show impact for funders. OPEN’s training, developed with…

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