Working with Aboriginal young people
Checklist: How accessible is your service?
Use this checklist to identify how you can improve your service for Aboriginal young people - see How to use the checklists.
You can either:
- tick the boxes on screen, then print the page, or
- print it out and use a pen!
Needs Analysis
Your service has up to date information about how many Aboriginal young people live in the area
Yes
No
Your service knows which Aboriginal Land Council area it is located in
Yes
No
Staff and volunteer awareness
Staff and volunteers have received cultural awareness training about Aboriginal young people
Yes
No
Staff and volunteers consider cultural differences in the way they develop and deliver programs
Yes
No
Partnerships & networks
You have a referral list of Aboriginal services for young people and their families
Yes
No
Your service works in partnership with Aboriginal organisations to make your service accessible
Yes
No
You provide information about your service to Aboriginal organisations
Yes
No
Your service supports Aboriginal organisations to run programs for young people
Yes
No
Participation in decision making
You involve Aboriginal young people, families and communities in your consultation mechanisms
Yes
No
You report back to Aboriginal young people, families and communities about the actions and outcomes from consultations
Yes
No
A welcoming environment
You display information in your centre that is welcoming and appropriate to the Aboriginal community
Yes
No
Staff and volunteers challenge racist comments, behaviour and assumptions at your service
Yes
No
You provide informal education to your clients about Aboriginal issues and cultural awareness
Yes
No
Your service promotes and participates in Aboriginal days of significance
Yes
No
You acknowledge the traditional owners of the land at important events
Yes
No
Promotion
Your service is promoted in a wide range of every day places, such as local shops
Yes
No
Your service is promoted to local Aboriginal services
Yes
No