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Support Service Case

Once you turn 18 years of age, Child Safety Services may continue to support you through a Support Service Case. A Support Service Case is the way of working through a plan put together by you and your Child Safety Officer (CSO) to help make your transition from out-of-home care easier.

In most cases, a Support Service Case will last around 12 months.

If you choose not to have a Support Service Case, your CSO can still provide you with information about services and agencies in the community that may help you.

How do I get a Support Service Case?

A CSO will work with you to develop your support plan that will list:

  • your goals
  • the steps and support services to help you achieve your goals.

Your CSO will also:

  • help and support you in meeting your goals
  • review your support plan with you until all of your goals have been met.

More information

For more information about support plans, you can:

  • talk to your CSO
  • phone Child Safety Services on 1800 811 810 or (07) 3224 8045
  • contact or visit your nearest Child Safety Service Centre.
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22 May 2012

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