Browse Categories - T
- Term commonly found on child welfare records
- A phrase, word or abbreviation commonly used as a shorthand notation within child welfare records.
- Absconding (1844 - )
- Boarding Out (1890s - 1976)
- Borderline defective (1920s - 1950s)
- Bring up (1936? - ?)
- Custodial Parent of a Child Migrant (1946 - ?)
- Delinquent child
- Feeble-minded (1920s - 1950s)
- Guardian of a Child Migrant (1946 - ?)
- Idiot (1920s - 1940s)
- Imbecile (1920s - 1940s)
- Juvenile offending
- Kinship Care
- Mentally deficient
- Moral defective (1920s - 1950s)
- Native Ward (1964? - 1968?)
- Neglected Child
- Out of Home Care
- Permanency
- Private child (1870s - 1970s)
- Probation
- Reformatory
- Residential Care
- Service Children
- State Child
- Substitute Care
- Unmarried mothers
- Ward
- Youth Supported Accommodation Assistance Program (1985 - )
- Training Centre
- Tasmania only. Training institutions were institutions responsible for juvenile offenders or other children considered to require firm discipline.
- Marribank (1952 - 1988)
- Moola Bulla Station (1910 - 1954?)
- Type of 'care'
- A method of providing for children who are not living with their families.
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle
- Aboriginal Education and Employment Hostels (1950 - )
- Adoption (1896 - )
- Boarding Out (1890s - 1976)
- Cottage home
- Farm school
- Foster Care
- Group Home
- Hostel (1900s - )
- Industrial school
- Kinship Care
- Orphanage
- Reformatory
- Scatter cottage (1970s - 1980s)
Last updated: 29 May 2013
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