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Appendix GBest Practice ExamplesBest Practice Example: Leaving Care Services, VictoriaSTATE:TARGET GROUP:FOCUS:TOTAL BUDGET SPEND:VictoriaYoung people transitioning from care, 16-21 yearsA suite of services and resources for young people transitioning from careincluding mentoring, specialist support services, support funding, and ahelpline.$3.65 millionLeaving Care Mentoring (LCM)The LCM program aims to provide young people transitioning from care with the opportunities tointeract with adults in community settings. This helps promote personal relationships that safeguardagainst social isolation after the young person has left care.Leaving care mentoring is now available in five (5) regions, North West, Barwon, Eastern, Gippslandand Loddon Male.All mentors are volunteers from the community, and are specifically trained to work with youngpeople leaving care.Post Care Support, Referral and Information ServiceThis service is established and active in each of the eight (8) Department of Human Services (DHS)regions to support young people between 16 and 21 years who will require support after leavingstate care.State-wide funding for post care support is $1.9 million per annum.48
Service providersAgencyBaron YouthBerry Street VictoriaBerry Street VictoriaBraxton Youth & FamilyServicesTrophy Youth & FamilyServicesCentral Hume SupportServicesCentral Hume SupportServices (CreatingConnections)Child & Family ServicesBalartGippscareGoulburn AccommodationProgram – The BridgeYouth ServicesJSS– BROSNAN CENTREMallee Accommodation &Support ProgramNorth East Support &Action for Youth (NESAY)PYFS- Peninsula Youth &Family ServicesQuantum Support ServicesSalvation Army EastcareSouthern Directions YouthServices (MOIRA)Southern Directions YouthServices (MOIRA)Southern Directions YouthServices (MOIRA)St Luke's AnglicareWhitelion IncWhitelion Inc/Berry StreetWimmera Uniting CareServicesPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post care, MentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral ServicesPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post care & MentoringMentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post care & MentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post careMentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post care and MentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post careFinancial Assistance for young people post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post carePost Care Support, Information and Referral ServicesFinancial Assistance for young people post careMentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post care and MentoringMentoringMentoringPost Care Support, Information and Referral Services and Brokerage for youngpeople post care & Mentoring49
Page 3: TABLE OF CONTENTSPart A: BACKGROUND
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Page 12 and 13: Planning needs to ensure that young
Page 14 and 15: The remainder of this Report detail
Page 16 and 17: ProcedureThe focus group questions
Page 18 and 19: PREPARATION PHASEISSUESYOUNG PEOPLE
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Page 22 and 23: • Lack of support for young peopl
Page 24 and 25: PlanningISSUESAFTER CARE INDEPENDEN
Page 26 and 27: SummaryThe solutions identified by
Page 28 and 29: Appendix AStage 1: Initial Consulta
Page 30 and 31: • Young people transitioning from
Page 32 and 33: Age• Age - not being 18 can limit
Page 34 and 35: No preference• I don’t care if
Page 36 and 37: 2. Did you (do you) have a Leaving
Page 38 and 39: • Link young people in with local
Page 40 and 41: Case Study 4: A Mental Well-being P
Page 42 and 43: Appendix EStage 2: NYAC ForumQuesti
Page 44 and 45: Appendix FStage 3: NYAC ForumForum
Page 46 and 47: • Different educational pathways
Page 48 and 49: Independent living skills• There
Page 50 and 51: Connections to community the young
Page 54: Leaving Care BrokerageBrokerage is
Page 57 and 58: Best Practice Example: Young People
Page 59: Centrelink Brochure targeting young
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