Foster, adoptive, step parent, surrogacy
What are social parents?
age, skills/capabilities, special needs, eg illness, disability
Characteristics of the dependant
Relatives, friends, neighbours
Types of support - informal
Hump Day
Wednesday
Promote wellbeing, Building a positive relationship, satisfy specific needs
Roles of parents and carers
COMPRESS
Personal influences on the parents and carers
Government agencies and community organisations
Types of support - formal
Individuals and work
Chosen topic for section 2
changing health behaviours, eg nutrition, physical activity, social or spiritual connections
organising finances, eg budgeting, saving, support payments
modifying the physical environment, eg housing, amenities, equipment
enhancing knowledge and skills, eg education, information, training
Preparing to COME
Permissive/indulgent, Authoritarian, Negligent, Democratic
Styles of parenting or caring
CHEF RC
Types of services provided through formal support
TGIF
Thank God it's friday
Family Responsibility - 63%
Feeling they could do the job better than anyone else - 50%
Emotional Obligation - 41%
Reasons for taking on the role?
MEDAL
Legal rights of parents
Department of Families and Communities, Centrelink, Department of Health (BE SPECIFIC PLEASE)
Types of Support - Formal
Government Agencies
50 marks
Short answer questions
Legislation, community beliefs and attitudes and reproductive technology.
Impact of legal, social and technological change on social parents
Interchangability of resources, use of technology, accessing support, organisation tools
Propose strategies to assist parents and carers manage their multiple commitments
– prepare for their roles
– fulfil their responsibilities
– maintain their own wellbeing
Explain how different types of support can assist parents and carers to
January 26th
Australia Day