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Family Preservation Service - Orana

Children & Families

Coonamble, 2829

The Orana Family Preservation Service supports families with children and young people to identify their strengths and needs, collaboratively working towards creating and maintaining a safe, nurturing home. Family Preservation is a voluntary program which aims to strengthen social connections and networks, and practical support. Through case management and long-term support, families are supported to develop their skills and resilience, allowing their children and young people to thrive.

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Who we assist

The Family Preservation Service is for families with children aged 0 - 18 years of age.

Families who engage with Family Preservation will experience:
* Trauma-informed practices
* Wrap-around supports to promote healthy development
* Parenting programs
* Home visiting
* Problem-solving strategies to respond to challenges as they arise
* Increased connections with extended family, culture and community

Eligibility criteria

For families who may be experiencing vulnerabilities such as:
* Mental health
* Trauma
* Drug and alcohol misuse
* Domestic and family violence
* Parenting challenges
* Child behavioural issues

Referral process

Family Preservation can accept referrals from Department of Communities & Justice (DCJ) as well as from community-based organisations and self-referrals.