Members”, and other professionals”, “SAPOL advisors and “Community “Grandparents”. Service providers: Other comments included: Ceduna Koonibba Aboriginal Health Service visitors” “Transient Aboriginal corporation x 5 community members, we have no shop and “More Drug and alcohol support services x 4 limited transport so we can't use that BasicsCard, Families S.A x 6 we can't use card to get our locally” Schools x 4 people who will have to use the BasicsCard if “The Centrelink x 5 it comes in” Centacare x 3 in Koonibba, local community members, local “Only Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation x 2 chairperson” Courts to the people that it greatly effects, “Talk Child protection adults/parents children and grandparents” Eyre futures affected by the program. People who must “People Mayor administer the program. People supplying the goods All local homelands on the program” Aged care services people affected. Welfare service providers. “The Social workers Aboriginal community leaders and staff” Shops/services who will be using it. Organisations that “People would be helping people” who work in social/counselling services that “People deal with it commonly” that are going through it” “Youth people” “All of those affected” “Families who have to help those affected by misuse “People of benefits” that its intended for” “Individuals informed choice of communities. No “Free compulsion!” who will be involved” “People Question 10: Potential beneficiaries of Income Management How might it make a difference? Comments on alcohol, smoking, drugs and Comments on use of money for basic gambling necessities be wasting money on alcohol n drugs, not running out of money on important “Won't “Them stabilising family's around” things including food petrol etc.” alcohol problems” on what's needed” “Less “Spending can buy food instead of spending their monies better, provide for family” “They “Manage money on alcohol and drugs “ having as much drink” “Not
Members”, “SAPOL and other professionals”, “Community advisors and “Grandparents”. Service providers: Ceduna Koonibba Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal corporation x 5 Drug and alcohol support services x 4 Families S.A x 6 Schools x 4 Centrelink x 5 Centacare x 3 Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation x 2 Courts Child protection Eyre futures Mayor All local homelands Aged care services Social workers Shops/services Other comments included: “Transient visitors” “More community members, we have no shop and limited transport so we can't use that BasicsCard, we can't use card to get our locally” “The people who will have to use the BasicsCard if it comes in” “Only in Koonibba, local community members, local chairperson” “Talk to the people that it greatly effects, adults/parents children and grandparents” “People affected by the program. People who must administer the program. People supplying the goods on the program” “The people affected. Welfare service providers. Aboriginal community leaders and staff” “People who will be using it. Organisations that would be helping people” “People who work in social/counselling services that deal with it commonly” “Youth that are going through it” “All people” “Families of those affected” “People who have to help those affected by misuse of benefits” “Individuals that its intended for” “Free informed choice of communities. No compulsion!” “People who will be involved” Question 10: Potential beneficiaries of Income Management How might it make a difference? Comments on alcohol, smoking, drugs and gambling Comments on use of money for basic necessities “Won't be wasting money on alcohol n drugs, stabilising family's around” “Less alcohol problems” “They can buy food instead of spending their money on alcohol and drugs “ “Not having as much drink” “Them not running out of money on important things including food petrol etc.” “Spending on what's needed” “Manage monies better, provide for family”
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