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Establishing an Aboriginal Advisory Committee to help guide Council

    Published On

    23/02/2023

    Image: Maliga program, "Eagle" Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College - Berkeley Vale Campus

     

    Central Coast Council is calling on the local Aboriginal community to send in Expressions of Interest (EOI) to be part of their Aboriginal Advisory Committee.

    The Committee has come about from the Central Coast First Nations Accord which is an agreement between First Nations Leaders and Central Coast Council. It aims to set an agenda that will guide signatories on how best to work together and further reconciliation. 

    The Accord sets a vision where Council can understand, acknowledge, and value the contribution of First Nations People and their enduring connection to Land and Culture.

    The Aboriginal community is encouraged to be part of an Advisory Committee to help provide advice and feedback to us on issues that affect the community, improve their quality of life and address relevant social issues.

    Council is seeking a broad stakeholder representation for this committee, with a mix of representatives from traditional ownership interests, community services focused on improving the quality of life of the local First Nations community, and community members identifying as Aboriginal.

    EOIs for the Aboriginal Advisory Committee are open from Thursday 23 February to Thursday 9 March and can be done online at https://centralcoast.applynow.net.au/jobs/CEN3140

    If you need assistance filling in your EOI, please email Council at advisorygroups@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au or call 4306 7900.

    Council acknowledges they deliver services, programs and activities on land traditionally owned by First Nations People and that’s why the Central Coast First Nations Accord is an important step forward in the journey of reconciliation.

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