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QAF questionnaires are used to identify areas of need and to measure how caseworker practices are uplifting outcomes of the children they care for. The questionnaires can be used in two ways:
The resources to support each are listed below.
General Use QAF - Executive Summary - Questionnaires (PDF, 622.4 KB)
General Use QAF - Implementation and Administration Guide – Questionnaires for OOHC (PDF, 621.1 KB)
General Use QAF - Questionnaire Tracking and Scheduling – Excel Spreadsheet (XLSX, 12.4 KB)
General Use QAF - Letter to Carer - Questionnaires (PDF, 156.8 KB)
General Use QAF - Caseworker Checklist for Implementing Questionnaires (DOCX, 168.1 KB)
General Use QAF - Annual Casework Review Template April 2021 (DOCX, 70.5 KB)
General Use QAF - Group Supervision Discussion Points (PDF, 241.4 KB)
General Use QAF - Workshop Delivery Plan (PDF, 390.5 KB)
General Use QAF - Workshop 1 – Facilitators Guide – Questionnaires (PDF, 434.7 KB)
General Use QAF – PowerPoint – Workshop 1 – Questionnaire (PDF, 784.9 KB)
General Use QAF – Participants Workbook – Workshop 1 – Questionnaires (PDF, 580.7 KB)
General Use QAF - Managers Meeting for Workshop 2 (PDF, 220.7 KB)
General Use QAF – SDQ Decision Making Pyramid (PDF, 152.4 KB)
General Use QAF - Workshop 2 – Reading Results – Facilitator Guide (PDF, 316.6 KB)
General Use QAF – PowerPoint – Workshop 2 – Reading the Results
General Use QAF – Workshop Evaluation form (DOCX, 903.9 KB)
General Use QAF – Post Workshop 2 - Managers Meeting – Review of Implementation – Check list (DOCX, 168.0 KB)
General Use QAF – Post Workshop 2 – Coaching Staff Guide (PDF, 518.7 KB)
General Use QAF – Post Workshop 2 – Coach Training PowerPoint (PDF, 1.0 MB)
01 Mar 2023
We acknowledge Aboriginal people as the First Nations Peoples of NSW and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future.
Informed by lessons of the past, Department of Communities and Justice is improving how we work with Aboriginal people and communities. We listen and learn from the knowledge, strength and resilience of Stolen Generations Survivors, Aboriginal Elders and Aboriginal communities.
You can access our apology to the Stolen Generations.