This report provides a comprehensive child protection intervention plan based on a case study involving an Aboriginal woman and her children, addressing domestic violence and its impact. The report begins with a summary of a prior assessment, identifying key outcomes for the family, including anxiety and anger management for the mother, better health for the children, improved relationships, and financial/emotional wellbeing. It then details evidence-based interventions such as therapy, counselling, community-based work, and job placement, justifying their appropriateness. The report outlines monitoring and assessment procedures, including counselling sessions, home visits, and feedback from community workers and teachers. It aligns the intervention with current legislation, policies, and practice developments, emphasizing mandatory reporting and the National Framework for Protecting Australia’s Children. Finally, the report discusses the author's personal values and their influence on the intervention approach, highlighting the importance of human rights, social justice, and individual liberty. The report concludes that through effective assessment and supervision, the family can improve and children can grow in a positive environment.