NCOSS Submission on RWA HSP Phase 2
This is the NCOSS submission to the RWA HSP Phase 2 Forum. MS Word 101KB. Download: NCOSS response to RWA stage 2 discussion papers 20 7 06.doc »
Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
This is the NCOSS submission to the RWA HSP Phase 2 Forum. MS Word 101KB. Download: NCOSS response to RWA stage 2 discussion papers 20 7 06.doc »
This MS Word document (44Kb) provides the South Sydney Consortium’s reponse to the RWA’s Issues Paper 2 on Dementia. Download: Dementia.doc »
This MS Word document (79Kb) provides the South Sydney Consortium’s reponse to the RWA’s Issues Paper 10 on Housing Safety. Download: SS Consortium Submission Paper 10 Housing Safety.doc »
This MS Word document (145Kb) provides the South Sydney Consortium’s reponse to the RWA’s Issues Paper 8 on Social Isolation. Download: SS Consortium Submission Paper 8 Social Isolation.doc »
This MS Word document (36Kb) provides the South Sydney Consortium’s reponse to the RWA’s Issues Paper 9 on Transport. Download: SS Consortium Submision Paper 9 Transport.doc »
This MS Word document (82Kb) attempts to relate the Action Items in the Phase 2 Forum Issues Papers with: organisations involved – government and non-government; what existing services are doing; what changes existing services think might make a difference; systemic issues broader than Redfern and Waterloo; and Existing papers and information. It provides an alternative… Read More…
FOR 12 hours a day, for three days this week, every chief executive in the NSW Government was locked away working on Morris Iemma’s plan to have a plan reports Andrew Clennell in the SMH July 21, 2006. Read More…
This is a copy of Elizabeth Rice’s submission is in MS Word format (136Mb). In the submission Elizabeth draws on her experience implimenting whole of government human service plans. Download: RiceRWHSP2IssPprsFinal.doc »
Due to the short lead time RLS has placed their comments in italics within the text of the RWA’s Papers. We have added it to the site as a MS Word document (89Kb). Download: rlchsp2response.doc »
THE NSW Government has been accused of forcing Australia’s most famous heritage steam train off the rails and demolishing its home to make way for a high-rise apartment block reports the Daily Telegraph July 18, 2006.