Children who experience out-of-home care need quality recordkeeping and archiving systems to
- develop and nurture their sense of identity and connectedness to family and community;
- account for their care experiences, and
- prevent, detect, report, investigate, and take action against child neglect and abuse.
Help to transform the way records are created, captured, managed, accessed and archived for childhood out-of-home care so that we can create a better system. One which learns from the mistakes of the past and allows multiple rights in records to be recognised, respected and enacted.
View the May 2017 National Summit Outcomes
Our Goal
To transform the way records for childhood out-of-home care are created, captured, managed, archived and accessed.Our Principles
Committed to recordkeeping and archiving that is child-centred, participatory, accountable and transparent, evidence-based, integrated, connected and co-ordinated, and features the clever use of digital technologiesOur Outcomes
Child-centred and rights-based recordkeeping and archiving frameworks, policies, processes and systemsOur Approach
Build a community through the May 2017 National Summit and follow up activities to develop and implement a long-term strategic plan to transform recordkeeping and archiving frameworks, policies, processes and systemsBe part of a new initiative
LET’S WORK TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM RECORDKEEPING AND ARCHIVING FOR CHILDHOOD OUT-OF-HOME CARE.
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