Sentences with phrase «funded peak body»

We also attended an inaugural meeting of Elder Abuse Action Australia, a newly - funded peak body representing key community stakeholders in promoting policy reform and research in effective elder abuse prevention and intervention.

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We call on governments at all levels to come together as a matter of urgency to develop in collaboration with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and communities, health and community sector peak bodies and other key stakeholders, a policy framework, funding commitments and national action plan for food sovereignty and food security.

500 - 600 attendees are expected from agribusiness, peak industry bodies, rural research funders and providers, universities, CSIRO and policy - makers in innovation.

The three year project, which ran until last year, saw the peak body provide support in the shape of professional development and funding for schools to develop their own strategies and approaches.

Anna Skarbek is CEO of ClimateWorks which receives funding from The Myer Foundation and Monash University, and has undertaken projects funded by various federal and state government departments and agencies, peak industry bodies, corporations and philanthropic foundations.

In response to another recommendation from the Review, funding for the peak ML body, the Australian Medicare Locals Alliance will cease from June 2014.

Their imposed policies and programs that have not been developed in consultation or collaboration with affected persons, their regular restructuring of programs and short - sighted funding arrangements and their lack of engagement with Indigenous peoples» peak body have significantly contributed to the state of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples» advancement.

It comes after Australia's peak medical body called on Labor to back the Government's NDIS funding plan.

And the peak body is encouraging a broad range of Indigenous and non-Indigenous organisations to join up as Associate Members to both strengthen its work and provide funding sustainability into the future, especially those partners with which it already works closely.

The selection of these strategies and actions arose through consultation with the NACCHO Board of Directors, member organisations, State and Territory Peaks, funding bodies, NACCHO staff and others with specific expertise in Aboriginal Health.

Queensland Association of Independent Legal Centres is state - based peak body representing funded and unfunded Community Legal Centres (CLCs) throughout Queensland.

The state - based peak body representing funded and unfunded Community Legal Centres throughout Queensland.

This resulted in some peak bodies being deprived of funding for information, training and general advice on agreements and agreement - making for their members.