Security, Stability, and ATSI Community Standards in Youth Work
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This report examines the application of two key standards in youth work: security and stability for young people in out-of-home care, and the involvement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) communities in decisions affecting young people. It discusses the importance of security and stability for emotional development and successful transition to adulthood, and the need for ATSI community involvement to maintain cultural connections and identity. The report also explores the contexts in which these standards are based, including statutory and professional frameworks, and identifies challenges to implementation such as privacy concerns and racial discrimination. It suggests addressing these challenges through privacy policies, adherence to anti-discrimination laws, and promoting cultural competency in the workplace, highlighting how diverse cultural backgrounds can support the effective implementation of these standards by fostering equality and respect.
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