Pathways - Historical Resources for people who experienced out of home care in Victoria
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A
Adoption Agency
Adoption Information Service
Advisory Council
Advocacy body
B
Babies' Home
Benevolent Asylum
C
Care Provider
Child Care Provider
Children's Home
Church
Church agency
Church Worker
City Mission
Community Service Organisation
Consumer Support Organisation
Convalescent Home
Cottage Homes
D
Diocese
Disability Institution
Doctor
F
Family Group Home
Farm School
Female rescue home
Foster Care
G
Government Department
H
Holiday Home
Hostel
Hostels generally catered for 'older' children and young people, from around the age of 15. They assisted former residents of orphanages and children's homes with the transition to paid employment and independent living. From the 1940s, the Victorian government encouraged 'care' providers to establish hostels, offering a subsidy.
I
Industrial School
Intellectual disability institution
J
Juvenile justice centre
M
Maternity Home
Matron
N
Nurse
O
Orphanage
P
Peak body
Philanthropist
Policy
Politician
Public Servant
R
Receiving Home
Reception Centre
Records Service
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Reformer
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S
School
Social movement
Staff member
Superintendent
T
Type of 'care'
W
Writer
Y
Youth Training Centre
Youth Welfare Service

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