Understand the WH&S Policy, and how 4.A Ability to identify safety hazards, they can participate and support the report & document incidents or implementation of WH&S Policy exercise duty of care. Position Expectations Expectation Tasks Evidence Guide 1. Area: Networking and Demonstrated: Project Development To develop partnerships with 1.A Appropriate communities are Outcome: Working appropriate regional and local services identified and encouraged to partnerships are developed and communities to facilitate the participate. with key Aboriginal success of the project. 1.B Workshops are organized communities and workers To liaise with other services to organize 1.C Monthly reports are provided. across the targeted regions local area workshops and other who can assist with 1.D Appropriate records maintained. activities for both service providers and ensuring that the project is women in the community. accessible to Aboriginal women. 2. Area: Service Provision & Resource Development To assist in the design and Demonstrated: development of appropriate community 2.A Input into community legal Outcome: To increase the legal education for the project. education awareness of Aboriginal To assist in the development and 2.B Input in the development of women and key service implementation of community legal resources providers in the community education for Aboriginal women 2.C Numbers of clients assisted about legal options in experiencing family violence. appropriately. relation to experiences of To assist in the development of 2.C Participation in project activities. family violence across the appropriate legal information resources selected regions in a for the Project. human rights framework. Regularly liaise and network with the CLE officer and other WLS solicitors to assist with client referrals. To follow up with Aboriginal clients as required regarding appropriate referrals. Regularly report to the IWP Senior Community Access Officer/ Executive Officer regarding progress. Represent WLS NSW at conferences and relevant meetings as directed. Other activities as required. 3. Area: Evaluation of 3.1 To participate in the development of 3.A Input into development of Project appropriate evaluation tools for the evaluation tools project. 3.B Use of evaluation tools Outcome: To evaluate the To gather and compile feedback from 3.C All data delivered on time and in outcomes of the project. services, workers and community appropriate formats members who participated in the project. To monitor resources distributed and number of contacts by service providers. Ensure data is available to external funding bodies and WLS, and prepare data reports as requested.
Understand the WH&S Policy, and how they can participate and support the implementation of WH&S Policy 4.A Ability to identify safety hazards, report & document incidents or exercise duty of care. Position Expectations Expectation Tasks Evidence Guide 1. Area: Networking and Project Development Outcome: Working partnerships are developed with key Aboriginal communities and workers across the targeted regions who can assist with ensuring that the project is accessible to Aboriginal women. To develop partnerships with appropriate regional and local services and communities to facilitate the success of the project. To liaise with other services to organize local area workshops and other activities for both service providers and women in the community. Demonstrated: 1.A Appropriate communities are identified and encouraged to participate. 1.B Workshops are organized 1.C Monthly reports are provided. 1.D Appropriate records maintained. 2. Area: Service Provision & Resource Development Outcome: To increase the awareness of Aboriginal women and key service providers in the community about legal options in relation to experiences of family violence across the selected regions in a human rights framework. To assist in the design and development of appropriate community legal education for the project. To assist in the development and implementation of community legal education for Aboriginal women experiencing family violence. To assist in the development of appropriate legal information resources for the Project. Regularly liaise and network with the CLE officer and other WLS solicitors to assist with client referrals. To follow up with Aboriginal clients as required regarding appropriate referrals. Regularly report to the IWP Senior Community Access Officer/ Executive Officer regarding progress. Represent WLS NSW at conferences and relevant meetings as directed. Other activities as required. Demonstrated: 2.A Input into community legal education 2.B Input in the development of resources 2.C Numbers of clients assisted appropriately. 2.C Participation in project activities. 3. Area: Evaluation of Project Outcome: To evaluate the outcomes of the project. 3.1 To participate in the development of appropriate evaluation tools for the project. To gather and compile feedback from services, workers and community members who participated in the project. To monitor resources distributed and number of contacts by service providers. Ensure data is available to external funding bodies and WLS, and prepare data reports as requested. 3.A Input into development of evaluation tools 3.B Use of evaluation tools 3.C All data delivered on time and in appropriate formats
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