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Position on Kinship Care

The Child Protection Party believes that:
  • Children should remain with their biological family where possible.
  • All avenues for family care need to be explored.
  • The suitability of kinship care needs to be explored; however, it should not be viewed as a given just because of biological connection. This includes all family types such as same-sex, grandparents etc.
  • We believe that family history needs to be considered, especially where intergenerational abuse has been identified.
  • It is important not to put children in the care of grandparents or other kinship care who were abusive of the parents or have a history of abuse to children.
  • We must be aware that a family member may have contributed to the way a parent was parented.
  • We believe that Kinship Carers must have the same training and support as Foster Parents.
  • All Kinship Carers need a police check and child safety clearance.
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