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Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan 2023-2027
Event details
- Description:
- The City of Whittlesea's Aboriginal Communities team is holding a free catered event where our Indigenous Community can come along and learn more about the draft Reconciliation Action Plan and provide feedback.
- Date:
- Wednesday, 29 March 2023
- Time
- Location:
- Great Hall, 25 Ferres Boulevard, South Morang
- Contact:
- City of Whittlesea
- Phone:
- (03) 9217 2170
- Cost:
- Free
Highlights
In accordance with the Aboriginal Inclusion Charter, the City of Whittlesea is continuing its commitment to reconciliation through the development of a Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan 2023-27.
The RAP will build on Council's progress towards reconciliation and be framed around three core themes: Respect, Relationships and Opportunities.
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Upcoming Events
Free Healthy Lifestyle Programs for Children
In partnership with Monash University, we are seeking children aged 7-13 who are above healthy weight to support them to improve their eating and activity habits.
Thursday 16 Mar 2023 - Friday 7 Jul 2023
Brooke McDonald
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