Child Protection Service Sample Clauses

Child Protection Service. The Child Protection Service works to ensure that children are protected from significant harm when their parent or caregiver is unable or unlikely to provide that protection. Services are based on the principle that normally, the best protection for children is within the family. The Child Protection Service will, in the first instance, as required under the Children and Young Persons Xxx 0000, take every reasonable step to enable the child or young person to remain in the care of their family by strengthening the family’s capacity to protect them. The Child Protection Service recognises that all Aboriginal Child Protection cases require informed consideration of cultural and kinship arrangements. The Child Protection Service agrees to seek advice to ensure they provide a culturally relevant service to Aboriginal children and their families.
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