Current Employee Of The Community Service Sector

identify and discuss the local Indigenous Australian people of the land on which the student lives/works/or studies. (live)

Local Aboriginal community control in health is important as this classifies the Aboriginal entire health. Thus, it allows Aboriginal communities to find out their own relationships, protocols and procedures. NACCHO represents local Aboriginal community control at a national level. By making sure that Aboriginal people have a greater right of entry to valuable health care within Australia. A coordinated holistic response is provided by NACCHO from the community sector. Therefore, it is promoting for culturally respectful and approaches to needs requirement. This shows the improvement in health and wellbeing through ACCHSs with better outcome.

“Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people have a greater amount of disadvantage and significantly more health problems than the non-Aboriginal & Torres strait Islander population in Australia”

A lot of aboriginal students are now graduating high school in the past few years. But, now they seem to rank lower in education, higher rates of unemployment, along with higher rates of smoking, alcohol and drug abuse, which can lead to needing a lot more health care than the average person. (Dr. Chandrakant P. Shah. 2005, page.3)

C. (2009). Is ‘Close the Gap useful approach to improving the health and wellbeing of Indigenous Australians?. Australian Review of Public Affairs, 9(2), 1-13.

In Australia, we have a diverse society, consisting of many different groups. The people in these groups are all economically and socially different in terms of their backgrounds, as well as having different cultural traditions. The behaviours, attitudes and values of individuals affects the treatment of people in different groups.

Research an aspect of Australian history (e.g. policy, practice) and outline the ways in which this aspect has impacted on Aboriginal people and Aboriginal education.

The students had prepared a thorough social survey of the Aboriginal living conditions in the towns they visited including housing, education, employment, health and the attitudes between the white and indigenous population. The survey provided the students with

The social determinants of health are the social, physical, ecological and environmental factors that affect a community in which individuals work, relax, and live and which ultimately determine the health and wellbeing of these communities (McMurray & Clendon, 2015). It is important for communities to be aware of the determinants that affect the individuals in the community in order to provide appropriate support networks and health services and resources to maintain health. The aim of this report is to outline and discuss some of the determinants affecting the Morisset-Cooranbong community in NSW, Australia. The determinants discussed are the availability of Health Services and Resources, Social Support Networks to support individuals in the community, and also some of the issues affecting the local Physical Environment.

The Secretariat National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC) association was created to support children of an Indigenous background. The SNAICC shared mission statement is:

I will consult the Protocols for Consultation and Negotiation with Aboriginal People (1999) and Proper Communication with Torres Strait Islander People (n.d.), these documents include history and its impacts, significant issues, Aboriginality, communication techniques, consultation and negotiation and

The policy have covered a great variety of issues regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Every goal had the issues mentioned in a very summative manners under the each and every goal clearly stating why it is importance to bring a particular change. Issues were clearly identified and very well written. Statistics were used for most of the health issues to make sure they are evidence based. Each and every health issue discussed justified the goals for those particular health problem and motivating text was use to encourage people to be part of the policy.

I would first and foremost like to start by showing my respect and Acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land, of Elders past, present and future on which this meeting takes place.

This study argues the importance of research of aboriginals being conducted with members of the aboriginal community as research team members. Foster et al. states that it is beneficial to the validity and reliability of the results

As it pertains to the aspects of the needs assessments, Sydney will be working on describing the makeup and history of the community to provide a context within which to collect data on it current concerns, and partner with Blaire on the description of what matters to people in the community. Blaire will also partner with Bashiru in looking at what matters to stakeholders. Lastly, Vanessa will focus on describing the evidence indicating whether the problem/goal should be a priority issue, describing the barriers and resources for addressing the identified issue(s), and based on the assessment, selecting