I don't have the time to provide an extended response to this, hope this will help you.Here in the province of New-Brunswick (Canada) we have staff located centrally. Public are given a 1-800 number to reach them after working hour or holidays. Each region have Social Worker available to respond to sitution that cannot be resolve throught the phone.....they can be reah with a beaper. The regional staff in on-call for one week at a time. In a small region like our we are "on-call" 2-3 weeks a year. All Social Worker do on-call even if they are not in protection services. They are provided with a kit that will include legal form and guideline. All supervisor can be reach after hours services for cunsultation.Staff even have the direction not to place a child into care without consulting a supervisor prior to the placement. Staff with no experience in child protection are trainned how to use our risk assessment tools........if you need more info don't hesitate to contact me. Staff have the option to be paid for the hours on-call our take time off Denis Savoie Coordonateur des programmes Programs coordinator Region V > -----Message d'origine----- > De: Adam Tomison [SMTP:adamt@xxxxxxxxxxx] > Date: Sunday, April 09, 2000 9:00 PM > À: Child Maltreatment Researchers > Objet: request for info on after hours crisis services > > > Greetings, > > I'm posting this request for information on behalf of Julie Sinclair, a > colleague working with child protection services in New South Wales > (Aust). > > Julie is currently involved in a review of NSW child protection > services' after hours crisis > intervention/call out system and wants information on the services being > provided by other statutory child protection services (not just in > Australia) - and also on how they organise their human resources to meet > after hours needs. > > Could anyone able to make a response send them to me or to Julie at: > Julie.Sinclair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Thanks > > Adam Tomison > > _______________________________________ > Adam Tomison > Research Advisor/Senior Research Fellow > National Child Protection Clearinghouse > Australian Institute of Family Studies > 300 Queen St > Melbourne, VIC, 3000 > AUSTRALIA > > Ph: +61 3 9214 7821 > Fax: +61 3 9214 7839 > Email: adamt@xxxxxxxxxxx > Internet: www.aifs.org.au > List owner: childprotect@xxxxxxxxxxx >
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