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Nadia Currie and Sid Williams discuss the significance and practical implications of ACCO transformation.

In this episode of Kids, Culture, Community – SNAICC Yarns, Nadia Currie (Acting Director, Sector Engagement & Innovation) and Sid Williams (Acting Manager, ACCO Transformation) sit down for a yarn about ACCO transformation, diving into what it really means, and what it looks like in practice. Through this yarn, Nadia and Sid unpack the shift towards Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations leading the design and delivery of services, and why this approach is so important for c...

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Guests: Nadia Currie, Sid Williams

Topics covered

• ACCO transformation
• Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations
• service delivery
• cultural leadership
• community engagement

Keywords

• ACCO transformation
• Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations
• service design
• community services
• cultural competence

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: SNAICC, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations

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