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are considerable gaps in the insurance sector, we’re in a prime position to jump on board and help out”. “Being a part of the solution in the ACT, hearing about the issues and gain insight from people working in the field”. “Format was great, involvement from professional services managing partners is great. As a service you forget how much information is not known outside your sector. It’s good to have these conversations and feel the sense of urgency.” Great forum, good structure. “Liked the idea of what we can do now on a practical level”. “Format was very successful. Liked the interaction and immediacy.” “Enjoyed the format, I feel I’ve achieved something and feel very optimistic, I wish there had been more private sector people in the room”. “Loved the forum. Hearing that survivor was paying 75% of her income on rent, that’s just appalling. I feel … better placed for immediate response and future strategic response”. “If you think you you’re too small to make a difference try sleeping with a mosquito in the room.” Small town feel Canberra, it’s a cityscape, Canberra is different, exist and live here, we need to be confident, we need to be the mosquitoes in the room.” “Excited about exploring the existing low-income micro-insurance schemes for women leaving domestic violence and how we can use the ACT as a test-bed to pilot sustainability and profitability.” “The actions raised in the forum will make a real difference to women’s lives.” Professional Services’ Project Partner Reflections
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