Certificate IV in Stolen Generations Family Research and Case Management

This course is designed for individuals aiming to become skilled Stolen Generations Family Research Caseworkers. It equips graduates with the comprehensive knowledge, skills, and competencies essential for conducting family tracing activities to assist members of the Stolen Generations. The course focuses on developing a profound understanding of the Stolen Generations, their history, the impacts and issues they face How these elements are integrated into the caseworker's professional practice. Participants will learn to build effective, empathetic relationships with clients, ensuring cultural safety and clear communication. The course covers conducting detailed family history research using a broad spectrum of information sources and networks, share relevant information with clients Providing referrals to relevant agencies and organisations.

Additionally, it encompasses case management, project management of family tracing cases Support for clients in establishing their identity and facilitating reunification with their family, community Country when suitable.

The course emphasises the importance of maintaining accurate records and files, alongside the preparation and presentation of reports, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the Stolen Generations members through dedicated and informed case work.