The document discusses Section 18 of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 in Victoria, Australia, which allows Aboriginal organizations to take on responsibilities for Aboriginal children in child protection cases. It outlines the history and purpose of Section 18, including allowing greater Aboriginal involvement and cultural alignment in case management. Statistics on outcomes from 2016-2019 for an organization using Section 18 show earlier family reunification, retained culture, empowered parents, and self-determination. Feedback from families highlights the benefits of working with Aboriginal case workers and organizations.