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improving multi-disciplinary collaboration in the child protection sector
Practice Papers
improving multi-disciplinary collaboration in the child protection sector
About CPPAQ
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- CPPAQ 2025 Welcome Event
- Practice Paper – Needs of and responses to young people in care living in unapproved locations & Notice of AGM.
- 2024 LENEEN FORDE PUBLIC ADDRESS – Thursday 29 August 2024
- Practice Paper – Impact and Management of Trauma on Children in Out of Home CarePractice Paper
- Practice Paper – Impact of Coercive Control
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Practice Paper – Needs of and responses to young people in care living in unapproved locations & Notice of AGM.
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – Impact and Management of Trauma on Children in Out of Home CarePractice Paper
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – Impact of Coercive Control
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – Supporting Children with Complex Trauma
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersCPPAQ Networking Event Invitation & Notice of AGM – 14 November 2023
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – When child protection and child mental health intersect: Implications for workers.
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – When child protection and child mental health intersect: Implications for workers.
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – What does Path to Treaty mean for the child protection system.
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – Lifting the veil – cultural issues and inherent bias in responding to domestic and family violence
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice PapersPractice Paper – Back to basics – what do I need to know/do when acting for parties in child protection matters?
/in CPPAQ News & Events, Practice Papers