A government shake-up of out-of-home care has left a Cardiff-based welfare provider without a contract.
The state government ordered a review of Premier Youthworks in the wake of a Four Corners investigation into child protection providers.
The not-for-profit company employs 300 staff to care for 90 children in 3 centres, with most of those in the Hunter.
Fairfax reports Premier Youthworks was being paid between $550 and $1700 per child per day.
Children in care will be transferred to other providers.
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| Cardiff-based Premier Youthworks has lost a major government contract Picture: canberratimes.com.au |
