Principles for Social Inclusion

Australian Social Inclusion Board

The Australian Social Inclusion Board (the Board) was established in May 2008 as the main advisory body to Government on ways to achieve better outcomes for the most disadvantaged in our community.
The Board engages with the community, business, the not-for-profit sector, academics, advisory groups and all levels of government to connect better policy with the knowledge and experience of the research, business and community sectors.

http://www.socialinclusion.gov.au/

Reducing disadvantage
- Making sure people in need benefit from access to good health, education and other services;

Increasing social, civic and economic participation
- Helping everyone get the skills and support they need so they can work and connect with the community, even during hard times

A greater voice, combined with greater responsibility
- Governments and other organisations giving people a say in what services they need and how they work, and people taking responsibility to make the best use of the opportunities available.

Reducing disadvantage
- Making sure people in need benefit from access to good health, education and other services;

Increasing social, civic and economic participation
- Helping everyone get the skills and support they need so they can work and connect with the community, even during hard times

A greater voice, combined with greater responsibility
- Governments and other organisations giving people a say in what services they need and how they work, and people taking responsibility to make the best use of the opportunities available.