The action research project is about how disability support organisations provide culturally responsive supports to enhance the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) experience of Australian Chinese people with disability, their families, and communities in Sydney.
The purpose of this project is to provide technical expertise to UNICEF Malaysia who are working with the government of Malaysia to develop a set of indicators for children and women.
The project is led by Associate Professor Leah Bromfield from the Australian Centre for Child Protection (ACCP) at the University of South Australia, and is a collaboration between the ACCP, the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC) and the Australian Institute for Criminology.
The main goal of this research funded by ANGLICARE Canberra and Goulburn, ANGLICARE Sydney, ANGLICARE WA, Centacare Tasmania, Community Inclusion Board, Chief Ministers Department, ACT, VIC Department of Human Services, SA Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Melbourne Citymission, Mission Aust
This project is a literature review to identify current and emerging issues, policies and modes and models of intervention to rapidly resolve the immigration status of non-citizens.
This project builds on two previous studies conducted for Legal Aid NSW that have set out the conceptual advantages of adopting an exclusion approach to identifying social disadvantage, with empirical illustrations that draw on recent SPRC research on the topic.
