DCP Practice Approach Online Workplace Learning - Responding to neglect, hoarding and squalor.

At their foundation, CAFFSA workshops are based on relational and best practice frameworks and will provide participants with a side by side learning experience where relationships are at the centre of all training delivered. This workshop is based on a relational framework for professional supervision that acknowledges that relationships are at the centre of everything we do. The training is framed by the Kadushin Model of supervision and draws upon Kolbs Experiential Le

Child safe environments are safe and friendly settings where children feel respected, valued, and encouraged to reach their full potential. Children and young people have a right to be safe and protected at all times. The Children and Young People (Safety) Act 2017 requires certain organisations provide a child safe environment.

Child safe environments are safe and friendly settings where children feel respected, valued, and encouraged to reach their full potential. Children and young people have a right to be safe and protected at all times. The Children and Young People (Safety) Act 2017 requires certain organisations provide a child safe environment. Safe Environments training needs to be renewed every 3 years.

At their foundation, CAFFSA workshops are based on relational and best practice frameworks and will provide participants with a side by side learning experience where relationships are at the center of all training delivered. The Professional Case Note Writing workshop will focus on writing and recording client interactions across the different facets of community services. This workshop will provide participants creative, engaging and time saving ways to write and structure case notes .

This 1 day workshop is based on best practice strategies for writing and recording client interactions across a broad range of disability service contexts. It will focus on frameworks specific to the disability sector that will support staff to evidence key NDIS expectations regarding duty of care and client consent, choice, and control.