Wanslea West Coast Family Day Care Scheme
Community Service in Stirling

Encourage Concern Services When your kid is referred. Wanslea is a caring, community based organization providing respite, emergency, short, temperate and long term encourage concern services for children under 18 years. Our foster concern program offers volunteer cares the following: Excellent supervision and urge from Social Workers and Family Support Workers. Placement encourage when needed in the home delivered by our proficient Family Urge Workers. Promote from community groups and businesses who value the service given to the community by foster carers. Regular training in a relaxed environment. Family and children events throughout the year. Children all over WA need encourage carers for a period of nights, weeks, months or years. Wanslea Encourage Carers are supported by professional staff, learning and development and access to equipment and other resources. Wanslea Foster Protection has produced a series of concise films entitled I was a encourage child’. These films feature young people who were previously in protection speaking about their experiences. Foster Friends are volunteers who assist encourage carers in their local area in a variety of ways. Families and children have been at the heart of Wanslea since the organization was established in 1943. Greater access means that we are capable to help more families with a range of professional and promote services. As perpetual our focus is on the well being of the child. We don’t judge, we don’t discriminate, we’re there to help. She has worked in the community not for gain sector in MSW and Western Australia for over thirty years, primarily in management positions, with a focus on kid protection, homelessness, family violence and children’s services. She has over 25 years’ experience occupied with families experiencing vulnerability and their children. She is passionate about building the capacity of professionals busy with families and has recently been involved in the co production and implementation of an evidence based practice framework for working with families experiencing vulnerability and their children. Stephan’s notable interests include innovation in fostering, evidence based practice, specialized fostering and research and evaluation. She was integral in developing the organizations beginning kid concern services and in implementing the ELF and NBS in the schooling sector. This experience gave him a difficult grounding in direct casework, particularly with Indigenous people, which is a passion that he further developed over the subsequent years 19902007 in a management position in that line of labor in the Great Southern region of WA. During the entirety of his stay in the Huge Southern region, he has perpetual demonstrated a mighty commitment to collaboration between service providers in the human services arena.

She dedicated her life to serving the community and was passionate about welfare of children. It was during this time that the need for an organization that could care for the children of mothers who were ailing and whose fathers were at war became apparent. Wanslea was established two years later. The need for a compassionate, caring organization focused on the welfare of children did not terminate at the final of the war and Wanslea continued to grow. From the very beginning child who was cared for, Wanslea has touched the lives of thousands of West Australians in times of need. The goodwill and respect that has been earned by Wanslea continues to be reinvested in the protection of families and children through the many programs now offered over its locations.