Mookai Rosie Bi-Bayan Organisational and Strategic Review

Client: Mookai Rosie Bi-Bayan Aboriginal Corporation, Cairns

Location/s: Cairns

An organisation review and management planning project for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and Family Support program based in Cairns. This program houses Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers and their escorts when they come to Cairns from remote Cape York communities to have their babies, or when they bring their children to…

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Strategic planning, School of Education, James Cook University

Client: James Cook University

Location/s: Townsville

With Kayt Raymond and Associates, facilitated a three-day strategic planning retreat for the Faculty of Education, James Cook University, which aimed to position itself to attract international students.

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Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation Strategic Review

Client: Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation Board

Location/s: Mossman

A month-long project reviewing and provide an independent asssessment of the operations, management and financial outlook of a Prescribed Body Corporate and Lands Trust, located at Mossman in Far North Queensland. The project involved interviews and meetings with Board members, senior staff and advisers and a range of government stakeholders and funding agencies.

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Palliative Care Volunteers in Aged Care Project

Client: Edith Cowan University and Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing

Interviewed Indigenous and non-Indigenous aged care service providers in Qld, NT and WA as part of a national project to develop a best practice model for volunteer support for palliative care in residential aged care settings.

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National Research Project into Indigenous Identity

Client: Australian Bureau of Statistics

Location/s: Inala, Logan (QLD), Shepparton, Fitzroy (Vic), Mt Druitt, (NSW) Batchelor, Howard Springs Darwin, (NT) Port Adelaide, Adelaide, (SA)

A national research and evaluation project into the Indigenous response to the standard ABS question on Indigenous status. The research aimed to explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ attitudes and feelings about the form of the question, about being asked the question and about their responses over time and in varying situations. The report…

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