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Who we are
African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC)
Advocacy
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Research
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Policy Outcomes
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Vision
To see African Australian being recognised as an integral part of Australian Society.
Introduction
Ongoing consultation
AAAC has been formed as a result of ongoing consultation with African Australian communities in Australia. This plan is developed by and for African communities to address issues and concerns to improve the wellbeing of African Australians, both young and old.
The Action Plan emphasises the development and maintenance of partnerships and collaboration to ensure that community members can contribute their expertise, experience and knowledge; expand their sense of ownership in relation to our activities; provide leadership and be part of initiatives designed to solve problems. Under this approach, the assistance of non- profit organisations, state and federal government, business, industry, the civil sector, academia and the philanthropic sector will assist in achieving sustainable outcomes.
This will be achieved by:
Mission
To serve and advocate on behalf of African Australian communities on issues faced by their communities.
Objectives
Objectives
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- To strengthen social cohesion, equality, fairness and opportunities for members of African Australian Communities.
- To address social issues facing African Australian communities.
- To build inclusive communities, improve outcomes and create sustainable opportunities for African communities.