Onwards Together
We recognise the ongoing resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and through the work we do, we seek to promote self-determination of First Peoples and Communities.
Through strong and respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, we believe we can move ‘onwards together’.
Our Reconciliation Action Plan is our public commitment to our vision for Reconciliation.
The Actions We’re Committing To
For reconciliation to occur, we believe we need to reflect upon past injustices, and work to eliminate those that continue.
As an organisation we will:
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Free Access
To redress historic disadvantage, we offer programs and services free of charge to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities, to ensure there is no financial barrier to accessing support.
Employment Pathways
Shared Knowledge
We have so much to learn from our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff members. That’s why we've set ourselves some ambitious goals as part of our RAP.
We’re working to increase Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander recruitment and employment by 25% each year.
We’re also investing heavily in retention and professional development of Aboriginal staff, and offering scholarships in various training programs, such as our Graduate Diplomas.
Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)
Our second Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) 2021 – 2024 has been endorsed by Reconciliation Australia, and by our Board.
Related Services
Tailored Services.Individuals.Trauma.Aboriginal + Torres Strait Islanders
Wattle Place
Wattle Place offers inclusive support for adults who experienced institutional or foster care as children, were impacted by forced adoption practices, or experienced institutional child sexual abuse. Our services provide assistance personalised to your individual needs and experiences.
Tailored Services.Individuals.Mental Health.Aboriginal + Torres Strait Islanders
Caber-ra Nanga Engage
A free service which works to improve mental health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Caber-ra Nanga is a Gaimaragal word meaning ‘resting the mind’.
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