Schools
Representation from schools should be a members of the senior team. Additionally the school counsellor or a person responsible for attendance may wish to also attend.
Ensure letters 1 & 2 are sent to parent/Caregiver prior to referring to RO 

* Attend monthly RO meetings
* Refer young persons to the RO Coordinator (The DTS sometimes does this for schools)
* Provide feedback about the attendance of young persons whilst on RO program
* Provide and receive appropriate communication to other school staff about young persons on the RO    program
* Contribute to intervention when appropriate
* Organize informal Hui (this could be a Strengthening Families Forum)
* Fill out a Rock On  referral form (DTS can do this for a school)
* Liaise with the Police and DTS 

Ministry of Education
Student Support Team Leader - this should be a Development Officer
or similar depending on the staff configuration in your area
* Attend RO monthy meetings
* Provide relevant background information about current or historic educational issues for young persons on RO
* Contribute to intervention when appropriate
* Attend informal family hui or FGC when required
* Communicate with your local DTS Officer if the young person is not enrolled at a school. They will advise a process
* Support schools to access appropriate assistance/services for young persons on RO

Group Special Education
* Attend monthly RO meetings
* Provide relevant background about current or historic educational issues for young persons on RO
* Contribute to intervention if appropriate

Truancy Services Truancy Officer
The RO programme is intended to compliment the work of Truancy Officers, not replace it. The role Truancy Services play in RO will depend on how Truancy Services operate in their area, however, it is likely they will:
* Attend monthly meetings
* Provide relevant information about prior involvement  with Truancy Services and any relevant background factors for young persons on RO
* ontribute to intervention if appropriate

Currently the North, Central & South DTS Services fully endorse RO
All Three DTS Services are very pro active in their areas

Child Youth & Family
For young persons on Rock On a Family Group Conference will be held, thus, building an effective working relationship with the appropriate Care & Protection Coordinator.
It is possible that a young persons on RO will have current involvement with either a CYF or a Youth Justice Social Worker, depending on their age and whether or not they are currently offending. Because of this a supervisor of either Youth Justice or Care & Protection team could be a suitable person to become part of the RO team
* Attend monthly RO meetings
* Provide relevant information about historic or current involvement with CYF and any relevant background factors for young persons on RO
* Contribute to intervention if appropriate
* Attend informal hui and/or FGC if appropriate
* Respond appropriately to any notifications made about young persons on RO

Youth Mental Health/Support Services
Efforts should be made to encourage participation from local health services and community based organizations that work with 'at risk' young persons
* Attend monthly RO meetings
* Provide relevant information about historic or current involvement with their service and any relevant background factors for young persons on RO
* Contribute to intervention if appropriate
* Attend informal family hui/or FGC if appropriate