Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 13 February 2020
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Stolen Generations,
National Apology,
National Redress Scheme,
Bringing Them Home Report,
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ACCHO,
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12th Anniversary of the National Apology to Stolen Generations
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 10 January 2020
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Ramayuck District Aboriginal Cooperative,
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Tammy Bundle,
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Jamie Williams,
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www.vaccho.org.au/donate-now,
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Central Bushfire Fund Established by VACCHO
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 28 November 2019
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Trevor Pearce,
RCMH,
Aboriginal health and wellbeing,
Aboriginal mental health,
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Interim Report,
Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System,
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Australian Federal Government
The Interim Report from the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System is welcomed by the Victorian Aboriginal community. Here is a report that finally reflects and recognises the challenges faced by the Aboriginal community and our tireless work to support and care for our community with at times very limited resources and infrastructure.
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 28 November 2019
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First People’s Assembly for Treaty,
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ACCO,
VACCHO,
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Australian Federal Government
Self-determination and sovereignty inseparable from health and socio-cultural wellbeing says peak Aboriginal health body
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 16 September 2019
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The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation commends the integrity and transparency with which the coronial inquest into the appalling, tragic, and entirely avoidable death of Tanya Day, has been conducted.
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 23 August 2019
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Tanya Day,
Trevor Pearce,
Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody,
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Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System ,
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The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation commends the Victorian Government’s announcement yesterday that it would abolish archaic public drunkenness legislation.
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 15 July 2019
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wellbeing,
mental health services,
Karen Heap,
self-harm,
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The full extent of Victorian Aboriginal communities’ mental health crisis will come to light as the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System (the Royal Commission) commences an Aboriginal-specific public hearing this Tuesday.
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 26 June 2019
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On the eve of 2019 NAIDOC week, the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) has publicly supported the move towards a Treaty process in Victoria.
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 26 June 2019
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self-determination,
2019 National Alcohol and Other Drugs Excellence and Innovation Award,
First Australians Award,
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Yorta Yorta,
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VACCHO CEO,
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Long-time community leader and much loved VACCHO Manager Craig Holloway has been recognised nationally for his tireless contributions to Community and leadership in improving the health and wellbeing of mob suffering from substance abuse.
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Posted by VACCHO Communications Team on 28 May 2019
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prevention programs,
youth justice budget,
mental health,
$8.5 million,
Korin Korin Balit-Djak,
Aboriginal Family Violence Plan,
Andrews Government,
Aboriginal Treaty advancement,
State Budget,
Trevor Pearce,
VACCHO CEO,
CTG,
Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation,
ACCHO,
ACCO,
VACCHO,
Victorian Government,
Australian Federal Government
It was two steps forward and one step back for the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal Victorians as yesterday’s budget announcement delivered wins for Aboriginal Treaty advancement but failed to secure long-term funding that will improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal Victorians.
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