Rabia Nadeem

• Evaluated progress toward established goals within safety plans, adjusting strategies as needed based on changing circumstances.
• Safeguarded the welfare of children through consistent monitoring and follow-up visits, ensuring ongoing compliance with safety plans.
• Maintained open lines of communication with supervisors regarding difficult cases, seeking guidance and support when needed.
• Assisted in reunification processes, providing guidance and support to families working towards a safe home environment for their children.
• Ensured timely interventions by maintaining accurate documentation and reporting concerns promptly to appropriate authorities.
• Reduced risk factors by providing support and resources to parents, addressing underlying issues contributing to unsafe environments.
• Increased knowledge of child protection laws and regulations by attending professional development trainings and staying current on best practices.

Supported Refugee women and children to alleviate social exclusion, where refugee women meet Australian women, share hospitality, ideas, culture, learning and local opportunities.

Mother-Language Literacy program – offered to Arabic or Dari native speakers who are illiterate in their own mother language – is that it will lead to English literacy acquisition.

Supported refugee women to be confident and engaged in their new environment and for them to be a stable influence within the family home