Impact Policy
Impact Policy
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Talking all things ACCESS, JUSTICE, EQUITY and INCLUSION with those in the know and with a story to tell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast focuses on critical themes such as youth justice, child protection, cultural identity, and community engagement, with episodes discussing topics like the complexities of the out-of-home care system, language revitalization, and the role of cultural programs in rehabilitation.
Talking all things ACCESS, JUSTICE, EQUITY and INCLUSION with those in the know and with a story to tell.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Our Guest Jared Wheatley in this episode of the Impact Policy Podcast as they dive into the complexities of the out of home care system. Discover the challenges and potential solutions for creating a more connected and relational approach to care.
Exploration of Jared Wheatley’s 17-year journey in the social sector and his focus on youth work
Discussion on the systemic issues causing relational deprivation for children in care
Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on transforming the child protection system into a more supportive and human-centered child connection system.
00:00 Transforming Out-of-Home Care System
10:16 “Paradigm Shift for Systemic Change”
12:37 Lack of Care in Community Support
17:46 “Reflections on the Stolen Generation”
23:17 Reimagining Justice Investment
31:49 Advocacy for Families in Crisis
35:41 Build Supportive Adult Networks
39:18 Rethinking Community Care Models
44:03 Redefining Success: Community Impact
49:32 “Building Genuine Human Connections”
58:31 Celebrating Resilience in Overcoming Adversity
01:00:15 Empowerment for Survivors
Impact Policy, podcast, Jesse Robinson, Jared Wheatley, Aboriginal land, social change, youth work, out of home care, child protection, relational care, system change, cultural connection, government, social policy, community support, trauma-informed care, child connection system, restoration, lived experience, systemic barriers, co-design, evaluation, practitioner advice.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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