❓ Asks for a breakdown by district of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children in care participating in the Strong Families and Best Beginnings Programs. The answer provides the requested data as of 31 July 2015.
AnsweredQoN 3329Legislative Council
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I refer to latest held figures of Children in the Care of the CEO and I ask, by district, how many Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children are participants in the Strong Families Program and the Best Beginnings Program?
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Answered
17 September 2015
Responded by
Minister for Mental Health
Response time
35 days
On 31 July 2015 there were three Aboriginal children and one non-Aboriginal child in care who were in families participating in the Strong Families Program, in the following districts:
Armadale
- non-Aboriginal: 1
South West
- Aboriginal: 3
On 31 July 2015 there were two Aboriginal and five non-Aboriginal children in care who were in families participating in the Best Beginnings Program, in the following districts:
Armadale
- non-Aboriginal 1
Cannington
- Aboriginal 1
Mirrabooka
- non-Aboriginal 1
Peel
- non-Aboriginal 1
South West
- non-Aboriginal 1
Wheatbelt
- Aboriginal 1
- non-Aboriginal 1
Armadale
- non-Aboriginal: 1
South West
- Aboriginal: 3
On 31 July 2015 there were two Aboriginal and five non-Aboriginal children in care who were in families participating in the Best Beginnings Program, in the following districts:
Armadale
- non-Aboriginal 1
Cannington
- Aboriginal 1
Mirrabooka
- non-Aboriginal 1
Peel
- non-Aboriginal 1
South West
- non-Aboriginal 1
Wheatbelt
- Aboriginal 1
- non-Aboriginal 1
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