What Neighbourhood Houses & Centres are doing
At the heart of what Neighbourhood houses and centres aim to do is to reduce inequalities that persist within the community. Whilst it will take a collective movement, supported by all aspects of society, Houses/ Centres address these inequalities in the community by offering services and programs which provide people with the building blocks to overcome these inequalities. Some of these programs/ services include;
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Volunteer skills bank/ Volunteer matching
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Tutoring
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Resume services
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Public computer and internet access
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Emergency relief
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Disaster relief
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Community Advocacy
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At a local, state and national level, Community and Neighbourhood Houses & Centres lobby governments in community advocacy, such as the Raise the Rate Campaign to reduce inequalities.
Localising the SDGs
Reduced Inequalities
Moderator: Nicole Battle, President (ANHCA)
Speakers
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Sophie Arnold, Executive Manager, UNAA Victoria
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Nyadol Nyuon, Australian lawyer and human rights advocate
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Kathryn Coff, Nalderun Education Aboriginal Corporation
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Steven Portericker, Associate Deputy Executive Director at Goddard Riverside