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VACCHO BACKS VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT’S LIFE-SAVING PUBLIC INTOXICATION REFORMS    

VACCHO BACKS VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT’S LIFE-SAVING PUBLIC INTOXICATION REFORMS    

Nov 6, 2023 | Policy and Advocacy

WARNING: VACCHO advises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that the following article contains references to those who have returned to the Dreaming. The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) welcomes the Andrews-Allan...
Voice referendum result a missed opportunity for Australia  

Voice referendum result a missed opportunity for Australia  

Oct 14, 2023 | Current news, Latest News, Policy and Advocacy, The Voice

“We are resilient people, and we will not take a backward step.” The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) is deeply disappointed by the outcome of today’s Voice to Parliament Referendum, which has seen one of the world’s most...
If you want to Close the Gap – Vote Yes

If you want to Close the Gap – Vote Yes

Oct 12, 2023 | Latest News, Policy and Advocacy, The Voice, Uncategorized

Victoria’s Aboriginal leaders and hundreds of staff from Victoria’s largest Aboriginal organisations gathered to declare their support for the Voice today. In an unprecedented show of unified support, they were joined by Australia’s Aboriginal Assistant Minister...
Health Workers: The Voice will improve health outcomes

Health Workers: The Voice will improve health outcomes

Sep 25, 2023 | Current news, Latest News, Policy and Advocacy, The Voice

In a survey of 1600 health workers* across Victoria, 80% believed that health and wellbeing outcomes would be improved if Aboriginal people had more involvement in developing health policy. The survey, conducted by VACCHO and the Australian Nursing Midwifery...
Community Leaders Gather at Aboriginal Advancement League To Deliver Emphatic ‘Yes’

Community Leaders Gather at Aboriginal Advancement League To Deliver Emphatic ‘Yes’

Sep 11, 2023 | Policy and Advocacy, The Voice

Revered First Nations’ leaders from across the state have united to deliver a powerful show of support for a ‘Yes’ vote to an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament. A strong turnout of Aboriginal leaders and allies gathered in front of the iconic...
Partnership Forum Strengthens Commitment to Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing

Partnership Forum Strengthens Commitment to Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing

Sep 8, 2023 | AHWPF, Policy and Advocacy

The Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing Partnership Forum recently convened at Bunjil Place, Narre Warren, for its second gathering of the year and its fifth since its inaugural event in 2021 The Forum once again brought together key stakeholders from the Aboriginal...
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