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OOHC Health Pathway referral forms
Referral forms
- OOHC Health Pathway Referral Form (PDF, 542.5 KB)This form is completed to place a child on the OOHC Health Pathway
- OOHC Health Pathway Referral Consent Form A (PDF, 68.2 KB)This consent form is part of the OOHC Health Pathway Referral Form. It is is completed to release and obtain information about the child
- OOHC Health Pathway Referral Consent Form B (PDF, 69.6 KB)This consent form is part of the OOHC Health Pathway Referral Form. It is completed by the child or young person if they demonstrate the maturity to make their own decision about participation on the Pathway.
Health Assessment forms
These 2A age specific Primary Health Assessment forms can be used to ensure that all domains of health are addressed for children and young people in OOHC.
- OOHC 2A Primary Health Assessment forms Under 1 year (PDF, 375.5 KB)
- OOHC 2A Primary Health Assessment forms 1-5 years (PDF, 281.9 KB)
- OOHC 2A Primary Health Assessment forms 6-11 years (PDF, 344.0 KB)
- OOHC 2A Primary Health Assessment forms 12-18 years (PDF, 303.8 KB)
The 2A age specific Primary Health Assessment forms can be completed by health practitioners to ensure that all domains of health are addressed for children and young people in OOHC.
Change of details
- Change of Details factsheet for children in care (PDF, 417.7 KB) This factsheet explains to caseworkers what is considered to be a change in circumstance or details for a child or young person in care
- Change of Details form for children in care (DOCX, 81.1 KB) This form should be completed by caseworkers to advise the OOHC Health Coordinator and NSW Education each time there is a change in a child or young person’s circumstances or details within 7 days.
Last updated:
23 Feb 2023
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