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Home Library Research Papers and Studies AIHW report - Young people in child protection more likely to also be under youth justice supervision

AIHW report - Young people in child protection more likely to also be under youth justice supervision

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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) report

Young people aged 10-17 who were in the child protection system in 2013-14, were more likely to be under youth justice supervision at some time in the same year, according to a report released today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).

The report, Young people receiving child protection services and under youth justice supervision 2013-14, shows that young people who were the subject of care and protection orders in 2013-14 were 23 times as likely as the general population to be under youth justice supervision (either in detention or under community-based supervision) at some time in that year (although not necessarily at the same time).

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CHP's reaction to the Federal Budget

Council to Homeless Persons (CHP) reaction to the Federal Budget

On Tuesday night the Treasurer handed down the much anticipated Federal Budget 2017-18.

As a sector, we are celebrating the Federal Government having maintained the existing levels of homelessness funding, and the increased certainty of that funding, but have expressed concern that the additional investment needed to cope with the demand crisis was missing.

Watch this video of Jenny Smith giving a Budget reaction on behalf of Homelessness Australia, and read the Homelessness Australia media release, and read on for deeper analysis of Budget papers.

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