Online guide

This is the third annual report of the Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS). The performance reporting in this report is based on the outcome and output structure for FaCS and the performance indicators published in the 2000–01 Family and Community Services Portfolio Budget Statements.

How to find your way around the report

Search

To help you find information relating to a keyword enter a word in the Search box at the top right of each page (this search will not look in the audited Financial Statements in part 5).
To search for information on the whole FaCS web site please return to the FaCS home page

Contents

Use the contents page to see the structure of the report
To access the text of the report use the links on the contents page

Navigation bar on left of screen

To go to a Part of the report use the links on the navigation bar. This will take you to an introduction to the part and feature stories called Insights within that part.

Links at the top of each page

To drill down into the text of a page use the purple links at the top of the page.

Top of page buttons

To take you back to the top of the page use the top of page button, from there you can read the purple links to see what else is on that page.

Back to and Forward to buttons

To move back or forward one page of the report at a time use the Back to and Forward to buttons at the bottom of each page.

Insights

Insights are short essays about selected important and outstanding achievements, to give insights into FaCS’ performance for the year 2000–01.
They are featured together here or individually where they relate to a particular part of the report.

Accessibility

The Accessibility page details the steps FaCS has taken to ensure the online Annual Report 2000–01 can be accessed by the largest possible audience.
An email link is included for you to provide comments or feedback on the accessibility of the report.

PDF library

A Portable Document Format (PDF) library is included for you to download the report for printing or viewing offline.
The report is available as a single document or as individual parts.

Known issues

This site extensively uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This approach is recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) for building more accessible web sites for users with vision impairments.

Due to the use of Cascading Style Sheets some users may experience difficulties printing the report. Below we've outlined the problems experienced and solutions where we can find them.

Netscape Navigator (all version 4) on Windows platform

PROBLEM: When printing, Netscape has a problem with the internal content of a page. Netscape will render the page one word per line resulting in print outs that are almost impossible to read.

SOLUTION:

STEP 1: Go to the Edit menu and select Preferences.
STEP 2: In the Preferences window at the bottom of the left hand navigation frame select Advanced.
STEP 3: On the right hand frame there should be a checkbox which says 'Enable style sheets'. This checkbox should already be checked. Uncheck it and press OK.
STEP 4: Reload the page.

As you can see, the page has lost the original layout but it will now print correctly.

You can continue to browse the report as it looks now but if you'd prefer the original layout simply go back into the preferences and enable the style sheets again.

How to find out more

Copies of the printed report are on sale at Government Info bookshops or by calling 132 447 (toll free within Australia, 24 hours service).

Mail orders can be sent to:

AusInfo
GPO Box 84
Canberra ACT 2601

For inquiries about this report email facs.internet@facsia.gov.au

For inquiries by Members of Parliament and Senators contact:

Ministerial and Parliamentary Services
PO Box 7576
Canberra Business Centre ACT 2610
Telephone: (02) 6244 7596
Fax: (02) 6244 5744

For copies of other FaCS publications, telephone 1800 050 009 (a free call except from mobile and pay phones).

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