Naccho Close The Gap Day Naccho Members Making Biggest Inroads Against

Naccho Close The Gap Day Naccho Members Making Biggest Inroads Against This national reconciliation week, australians are challenged to be brave and make change. members of the coalition of peaks have been doing change making work in and for their communities for more than 50 years. the national aboriginal community controlled health organisation (naccho) which has a membership of 144 community controlled health services in every jurisdiction of … continued. Naccho close the gap day: naccho members making biggest inroads against close the gap targets says chair “ close the gap is about generational change and there are no quick fixes. real gains, although small, are already being made in life expectancy and other key areas like maternal and child health.

Naccho Close The Gap Day Naccho Members Making Biggest Inroads Against Naccho ceo pat turner i wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we are meeting on. i acknowledge and respect our continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this vast and important region. as you know, aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples have historically been excluded from decision making on … continued. In late 2017, the government commenced a tokenistic ‘refresh’ process for the closing the gap targets. it became clear to us in 2018 that it would be the same ‘business as usual’ process. so, naccho led the formation of a coalition of aboriginal and torres strait islander community controlled organisations and peaks from across the country. Mixed progress in latest closing the gap report: achievements and setbacks. the latest closing the gap annual data compilation report, released wednesday night, revealed both positive strides and ongoing challenges in addressing disparities for aboriginal and torres strait islander communities. the report highlights that five out of 19 targets. Under the national agreement on closing the gap, governments have committed to reducing the rate of aboriginal and torres strait islander young people in detention by at least 30% over the next seven years. for adults, the target is to reduce first nations incarceration by at least 15% by 2031.

Racgp Calls For Health Equality On 10th Anniversary Of Close The Gap Mixed progress in latest closing the gap report: achievements and setbacks. the latest closing the gap annual data compilation report, released wednesday night, revealed both positive strides and ongoing challenges in addressing disparities for aboriginal and torres strait islander communities. the report highlights that five out of 19 targets. Under the national agreement on closing the gap, governments have committed to reducing the rate of aboriginal and torres strait islander young people in detention by at least 30% over the next seven years. for adults, the target is to reduce first nations incarceration by at least 15% by 2031. Last year, an accord on the first stage of the closing the gap refresh languished because discussions were not undertaken with genuine input from community members. we turned an important corner in december when an historic agreement was reached to include a coalition of peak bodies as equal partners in refreshing the closing the gap strategy. Shpa meets up with naccho on close the gap day. naccho and the society of hospital pharmacists of australia (shpa) have collaborated for years to achieve medicines access equity for aboriginal and torres strait islander people across all healthcare settings, especially in hospitals. in recent years, naccho and shpa have made the case for public.