Sentences with phrase «with peak organisations»

The Raising Children Network works with peak organisations and incorporates the advice and input of more than 180 experts.

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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.

Higher value wine exports grew substantially with exports of wine above AU$ 10 per litre reaching a new peak of AU$ 779 million for the year ending in March, said the trade organisation.

In addition to his AUSVEG position, Danny is the inaugural Chairman of South Australian Growers Ltd (t / a AUSVEG SA) and was instrumental in re-establishing formal membership for the organisation with AUSVEG, ensuring that South Australian growers once again had a formal voice within their National Peak Industry Body.

Further to my research and clinical activities, as President of the World Federation of Nuclear Medicine and Biology, the peak global Nuclear Medicine organisation, I am engaged in strategic planning for training, health care policy, and advocacy for molecular imaging and nuclear medicine therapy within the US, European, South American, Asia - Oceania, and African regions, and with the IAEA and WHO.

Impressed with both the organisation itself and her professional Tour Manager, this would be the first of many of Patricia's trips as she skirted around the peaks of Switzerland, admired the ancient ruins of Greece and cruised down the rivers of France.

His role includes advocacy and engagement between Aboriginal people and the broader community; Aboriginal people's access to government, non-government and private services; mentoring Aboriginal leaders and consulting with non-government organisations and peak Aboriginal bodies.

consistent and «connected» structure — with clear links to Indigenous peak bodies and Indigenous organisations at the state, territory and regional levels

However he said he wasn't consulted on Martin's selection as Royal Commissioner, and said the government should have at least consulted with Aboriginal Peak Organisations — Northern Territory.

Ahead of the report being handed down, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and organisations met at a traditional breakfast gathering with the Prime Minister in Canberra to deliver the Redfern Statement, developed ahead of the 2016 federal election and supported by more than 50 Indigenous and mainstream peak organisations, andto call for the relationship between government and communities to be reset.

NACCHO (National Aboriginal Community Controlled Heath Organisations), the national peak Aboriginal health body representing over 150 Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, is the largest Aboriginal employee service network in Australia with thousands of staff including doctors, pharmacists, dentists, Aboriginal Health Workers, administrators and nurses (70 % of the workforce is Aboriginal), who in partnership with hundreds of stakeholders each year are servicing a client base exceeding 150,000 Aboriginal persons.

ATSIC as the peak Indigenous organisation believes that the tribunal approach is the best model for dealing with the issues of the stolen generations and on that basis remains committed to assisting them to secure such an arrangement.

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Early Childhood Australia supports the Everyone Benefits campaign together with leading Australian early childhood peak bodies, research and advocacy organisations, and service providers.

It works collaboratively with health services, primary care providers, the public and peak state and national organisations to find practical ways to enhance health and wellbeing.

As the peak organisation for education and care in Tasmania, Early Childhood Australia — Tasmania Branch is a key stakeholder in respect of organisations / agencies seeking a range of opportunities to engage with or gain endorsement from the Branch.

National Council on Intellectual Disability is the national peak organisation representing people with intellectual disabilities and their families.

In 2015, as part of the Victorian Governments Education State Consultation, ECA Victoria Branch joined with other peak organisations in Victoria and this is what we did:

He has previously served as a Board member of No to Violence, the Victorian state - wide peak body of organisations and individuals working with men to end their violence and abuse against family members.

They work with Government, Opposition parties and departments; early childhood professionals; parents, grandparents and other carers of young children; and various peak organisations and lobby groups to secure the best range of options and outcomes for young children as they grow and develop.

In her presentation based on Australian research, Dr O'Donnell highlighted the importance of building strong working relationships between government departments and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, but pointed out that there is a lack of national strategic direction to support engagement with Indigenous leaders and peak bodies.

The project is being run by HWA which has established a Project Advisory Committee with a majority of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, most of whom represent peak organisations.

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.

We stand here as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peak representative organisations with a deep concern:

Persistent and unwavering effort from COAG, in genuine partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their representative and peak organisations, is needed to Close the Gap.

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.

manages carer grants with 16 organisations — including the peak body for carers (Carers NSW), the NSW Companion Card Scheme (delivered by National Disability Services (NDS)-RRB- and 14 smaller organisations that deliver a range of carer programs.

The launch of the Redfern Statement during the Federal Election in June 2016 was a watershed moment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peak organisations from health, justice, violence prevention, disability, children and families» sectors, coming together to demand a new and better relationship with Government.

Health and Well - being: Maintaining Indigenous health through Indigenous controlled health organisations and mobile services requiring government and non-government recognition as peak service providers via resourced services providing gender appropriate, holistic services in areas such as domestic violence and clinical health along with effective accessible Link up services for the Stolen Generation coordinated with Social and Emotional Well - being Centres that are inclusion with health policy and program development.

This could also be advanced by negotiating with the peak representatives of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations such as state and territory affiliates of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO).

VACCHO, as the peak Koori health body, will deliver these workshops in partnership with its member Aboriginal Health Organisations located throughout Victoria.

The national representative body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, National Congress of Australia's First Peoples, along with peak national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations will unite in front of Parliament House calling for a new era in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs.

NTV is the peak body for organisations and individuals working with men to end family violence in Victoria and NSW.

The Neurological Alliance Australia (NAA), ten national peak not - for - profit health organisations, met recently in Canberra with parliamentarians and their staff, people living with these conditions and advocacy groups to launch a joint position paper highlighting the issues relating to people with progressive neurodegenerative diseases in the NDIS.

Since 2006, and with the leadership of the Social Justice Commissioner, Australia's peak Indigenous and non-Indigenous health bodies, NGOs and human rights organisations have been working as a coalition to achieve health and life expectation equality for Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

The Office of Aboriginal Affairs (OAA), in the Department of Premier and Cabinet, consults informally as required in relation to specific issues with representatives from peak Aboriginal organisations, key elders and individuals within the Tasmanian Aboriginal community who are not aligned with major Aboriginal organisations.

This national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health careers programme was held in partnership with the following peer Indigenous peak health organisations: Indigenous Allied Health Australia; Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives; National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation; Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association; Indigenous Dentists» Association of Australia; and National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers» Association.

Its membership is composed of member organisations of a State or Territory peak Aboriginal community controlled health body affiliated with NACCHO.

Partnership: With both government and industry as well as with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, peak bodies and communities;With both government and industry as well as with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, peak bodies and communities;with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, peak bodies and communities; and