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Funded Partnerships Initiative (FPI)
DCJ’s Funded Partnerships Initiative (FPI) provides funding to not-for-profit, non-government organisations to deliver a range of services that support CSNSW’s offender case management in three main areas:
- Transitional Support services
- Offenders' Children and Family services, and
- Victim Support
Funded Partnerships Initiative (FPI) Fact Sheet (PDF, 369 KB)
What Services are provided?
| Service Stream | Services | Target Groups | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Transitional Support Stream | Service 1: Transitional Supported Accommodation Service 2: Initial Transitional Support (ITS) |
Services offered to all eligible offenders including males, females, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and those from a culturally and linguistically diverse background. |
| 2. | Offenders' Children and Family Stream | Service 1: Family, Friends and Children's Visitor Support Service |
The target groups are children, young persons, family members and friends who are visiting or seeking contact with inmates in custody |
| 3. | Victim Support Stream | Service 1: Victim Impact and Risk Management Support Seminars |
Services to address victim issues in offender programs, and to assist partners of offenders participating in the Domestic Abuse Program. |
Last updated:
16 Oct 2023
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