Aboriginal

Engaging with culturally diverse and Aboriginal people in a tailored, safe and appropriate manner is crucial to ensuring those communities

The best outcomes will come when policies and programs are shaped and led by Aboriginal people.

In June this year the Victorian Parliament passed Australia’s first ever treaty legislation, the Advancing the Treaty Process with Aboriginal Victorians Bill

Self-determination is vital to improving Aboriginal health and wellbeing. The full potential of Aboriginal peoples can best be realised through

"Appallingly neglected": Victoria's Ombudsman sounds the alarm on the treatment of kinship carers.

Funding to develop an Aboriginal treaty, a LGBTI inclusive Victoria and implementing the state's multicultural policy are positive investments to

A new Victorian strategy for Aboriginal health and wellbeing will need to involve Aboriginal people in all aspects, from development

An increasing number of Australian community organisations are choosing to embed acts of reconciliation deep within their business practices, writes Melbourne City Mission’s

This Sorry Day, Aboriginal Victorians have joined together for an historic two-day forum, to talk about how to progress self-determination

The Roadmap to Reform: strong families safe children package announced today is an important step towards improving the wellbeing of

The flaws in the Commonwealth Government’s Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) tender process have been highlighted by a report of the

The State of Reconciliation in Australia report is a clarion call to rethink our nation’s approach to reconciliation after more

A new Reconciliation Action Plan and new permanent signage to be displayed at all 350 Red Cross offices and sites

Connection to community, family and culture is fundamental to wellbeing of Aboriginal people. However, approximately 70 per cent of Aboriginal

The severe adverse effects of 2014-15 Federal Budget cuts on Aboriginal people and services have been highlighted by the federal

Closing the Gap in health and social outcomes for Aboriginal Victorians will require strong partnerships throughout the community and must

With a shocking increase in the number Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in out-of-home care in Victoria, VCOSS supports

Almost 100 people in need are turned away from homeless agencies each day, the Productivity Commission's 2015 Report on Government