Brighter future Youth Hope IFS_IFP: youth_hope_2016_17

The date the client exited is considered to have been disengaged from the service, in the format DD/MM/YYYY.

The date on which a key decision making process was undertaken to support the objective appraisal of the likelihood that a family will ill-treat their child/young person in the next 12 to 18 months.

A code that represents the extent to which the child/young person/unborn child is exposed to serious physical harm determined by a key decision making process.

The date on which a key decision making process to determine whether the child/young person/unborn child is exposed to serious physical harm.

A code that represents the outcome of a key decision making process to support a further check based on the original Risk Assessment with additional items that evaluate a family’s progress toward case plan goal.

The date on which a key decision making process was undertaken to support a further check based on the original Risk Assessment with additional items that evaluate a family’s progress toward case plan goal.

The date a case plan for a child/young person was reviewed.

Total number of support hours provided to a child/young person.

The date a case plan for a child/young person has been closed without having been completed, after assessing options, service types and views of all parties. 

Note that when a case plan is completed, a date should be recorded against the item 'Date_CP_Complete'

The date a case plan for a child/young person has been agreed by all parties.

The date a case plan for a child/young person has been completed

The date a child/young person reengaged with the service.

The date a child/young person disengaged/exited the service.

The date on which the person or people responsible for the care of the personal and property interests of of a child under the age of 18 years grant permission or agreement to receive services.

The date on which the child or young person grants permission or agreement to receive services.

Child or Children is sometimes used to refer to all children and young people.

Young People refers to those aged between 16 and 18.

A code that represents whether or not a case plan has been developed for a child/young person.

The date of an SDM investigation (risk assessment).

The SDM Risk assessment: This actuarial assessment estimates the likelihood of future child welfare system involvement, and assists investigation workers in determining which cases should be continued for ongoing services and which may be closed at the end of an investigation.

A code that represents the outcome of the safety assessment component of an Structured Decision Making (SDM) investigation.

The SDM Safety assessment helps workers at all points in a case determine if a child may safely remain in the home, with or without a safety plan in place. 

The date of an SDM investigation (safety assessment).

The SDM Safety assessment helps workers at all points in a case determine if a child may safely remain in the home, with or without a safety plan in place. 

Date of the first service activity meeting took place with a child/young person.

The date on which the agency provides the first service to the client, expressed as YYYY-MM-DD.

The total (count) of siblings that are between 9-15 years of age of a child/young person.

The total (count) of siblings that are between 0-8 years of age of a child/young person.

A code that represents whether a sibling of a person as been identified as having a disability, impairment or condition.

The total (count) of siblings that identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander of a child/young person.

The total (count) of siblings of a child/young person.

The total (count) of immediate parents/carers of a child/young person.

An indication of the cultural and linguistic background, based on whether or not an individual was born in a country other than Australia, has a cultural background other than Australian, can speak languages other than English, recorded as a code set representing 'True' and 'False'.

An indicator of whether a person has a disability. A person has a disability if they have an intellectual, psychiatric, sensory physical or like impairment or a combination of such impairments, that is permanent or is likely to be permanent, and results in a significantly reduced capacity in one or more major life activities such as communication, learning mobility, decision-making or self-care and the need for support.

A code that represents whether a person identifies as being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin.

The year a given client was born, represented by YYYY.

The month a given client was born, represented by MM.

The date the referral form is received from the DCJ or any other agency or service was received by the Program service provider, in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

A sequence of characters which uniquely identifies a program level agreement.