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Question 1

Discuss on what grounds an intervention order would be granted in South Australia and what the difference between criminal offences and civil legislation is.  You are working in domestic violence services with a family who has also been involved with child protection services.  There is a court hearing next week for the child protection issues, which court would this be heard in? You need to make an affidavit for this court hearing.  What is the purpose of an affidavit?

Question 2 

You are working as a case manager at as youth residential facility. You see another staff member physically push one of the young people in care. What are your obligations, if any, under the Children’s and Young People (Safety) Act 2017 (SA)?  You are also the case manager for this young person and they have a court hearing next month.  You will need to attend and support them through a police interview and then attend the court hearing with them.  How would you support this young person through the police interview and the court hearing? What skills and knowledge would you need as a human service worker when working with young people in reference to the Young Offenders Act 1993 (SA)?   

Question 3

You are working with a family who are attending a coronial inquest because of the sudden death of a family member in unexplained circumstances.   This has been a very stressful time for this family.  How would you explain to them the role and purpose of the State Coroner and why a coronial inquest has been called?  Discuss how the AASW/ACWA Code of Ethics would guide your practice?  What skills and knowledge would you need as a human service worker to work with bereaved families and also discuss the skills you would need to work in this legal setting? 

Question 4

You have a client who is a mother of 3 young children.  She is separated from the children’s father who was physically violent to her, and often the police were called, the children were often present and saw the violence.  The father has recently filed in the Family Court of Australia for a divorce and to be awarded shared care of the children.  You have already assisted the mother with a safety plan what will you tell her about the Amendments (Cth) 2011? What other services would you link this mother into, and why?  Discuss the human rights in this case study scenario and how they link in with your responsibilities within the AASW/ACWA Code of Ethics.  

Question 5

You are working in a local community health center with a female client who has had their Centrelink application for sickness benefits denied. The client has given you permission to contact Centrelink on her behalf and permission to contact other services that could assist her. What are the roles and knowledge you would need to work with this client?  What steps can you take to protect her review rights and other rights under legislation?  Discuss procedural fairness and your ethical obligations in regards to this case study scenario.

You must write 450 words for each question     

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