IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –STATISTICS AND SOCIAL INCLUSION

Simon Schrapel

Chief Executive, UnitingCare Wesley AdelaideandPresident, ACOSS

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

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IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from the Sunday Mail – 12 September 2010

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR PROTECTINGAUSTRALIA’S CHILDREN

OUTCOMEAustralia’s children and young people

are safe and well

MEASUREA substantial and sustained reduction in child abuse

and neglect in Australia over time

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from South Australia’s Strategic Plan – 2010 Progress report

Source: ABS Cat Mo 6202.0 and 6287.0

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from South Australia’s Strategic Plan – 2010 Progress report

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from South Australia’s Strategic Plan – 2010 Progress report

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from South Australia’s Strategic Plan – 2010 Progress report

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from South Australia Strategic Plan 2010 – Audit Rating

IMPROVING AUSTRALIA’S WELLBEING –Statistics and Social Inclusion

Information sourced from South Australian Strategic Plan 2010 – SACOSS Analysis