Acknowledgements to: HNCLC Manager Ms Kim Price for her support and ongoing managerial expertise. The HNCLC Principal Solicitor, Ms Pip Davies and the legal team for their invaluable assistance and support in things legal’. Mrs Beth King and Ms Lisa Haumu for their ‘all ‘can do’ assistance to NWSWDVCAS workers over the past year. Finally, thankyou to all the HNCLC Management Committee Members for without them none of the above would happen. ABORIGINAL LEGAL ACCESS PROGRAM REPORT Gwenda Ick The Aboriginal Legal Access Program There are over 30 established (ALAP) strives to provide the LACAAC’s in NSW. This is part of the Aboriginal Community in the areas of NSW Police Force Aboriginal strategic the Hawkesbury, Penrith, Riverstone direction. This gives Aboriginal people and Hills Districts, access to Legal the opportunity to get involved in the advice, community legal education way our community is policed. and information and referrals. AS part of the ALAP duties I have Aim: organised meetings with Local Area Command Sergeant Gemini Bakos as Aboriginal people better represented in well as Aboriginal Programs and the decision-making processes in the strategy Operational Programs Officer area. Cleonie Quayle from the NSW police Headquarters. Local Area Command Aboriginal Advisory Committee LACAAC –
Acknowledgements to: HNCLC Manager Ms Kim Price for her support and ongoing managerial expertise. The HNCLC Principal Solicitor, Ms Pip Davies and the legal team for their invaluable assistance and support in ‘all things legal’. Mrs Beth King and Ms Lisa Haumu for their ‘can do’ assistance to NWSWDVCAS workers over the past year. Finally, thankyou to all the HNCLC Management Committee Members for without them none of the above would happen. ABORIGINAL LEGAL ACCESS PROGRAM REPORT Gwenda Ick The Aboriginal Legal Access Program (ALAP) strives to provide the Aboriginal Community in the areas of the Hawkesbury, Penrith, Riverstone and Hills Districts, access to Legal advice, community legal education and information and referrals. Aim: Aboriginal people better represented in the decision-making processes in the area. Local Area Command Aboriginal Advisory Committee – LACAAC There are over 30 established LACAAC’s in NSW. This is part of the NSW Police Force Aboriginal strategic direction. This gives Aboriginal people the opportunity to get involved in the way our community is policed. AS part of the ALAP duties I have organised meetings with Local Area Command Sergeant Gemini Bakos as well as Aboriginal Programs and strategy Operational Programs Officer Cleonie Quayle from the NSW police Headquarters.
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