4.1 Full implementation of the Tasmanian Homelessness Plan 2010-2013: Coming DHHS in from the cold. 4.2 Explore opportunities to provide accessible and affordable housing options DHHS for women and children exiting women’s shelters through Housing Tasmania. 4.3 Implement the actions in Taking Action: Tasmania’s Primary Prevention Strategy DPAC to Reduce Violence Against Women and Children to reduce the prevalence of homelessness among women and children. 4.4 Promote age-friendly communities that enable older women to remain DPAC safely in their existing housing. 5. Leadership and Community Participation Actions Lead Agency/Institution 5.1 Review and update the on Board strategy. DPAC 5.2 Develop strategies to promote women into leadership positions across a DPAC/OADC range of sectors. 5.3 Map Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women’s and girls’ formal and DPAC informal leadership and participation in-line with the Select Council on Women’s Issues Reform Task. 5.4 Develop and implement the Tasmanian Government Framework for DPAC Community Engagement. This will include information resources on engaging with specific communities. 5.5 Develop a humanitarian entrant specific website that provides service DPAC and program information as recommended in the Better Access to Government Services for Former Humanitarian Entrants report. 5.6 Collaborate with Volunteering Tasmania to promote the benefits of DPAC volunteering to women and girls. 5.7 Review the Tasmanian Multicultural Policy to ensure culturally and DPAC linguistically diverse women have opportunities for community participation and leadership roles. 5.8 Provide opportunities for women and girls with disability to develop DPAC their leadership capacity through implementation of the Disability Framework for Action 2013-2017. 5.9 Promote leadership, training, and volunteering opportunities for women DPAC and girls in Tasmania through a Portal’. ‘Women’s 6. Safety and Justice
4.1 Full implementation of the Tasmanian Homelessness Plan 2010-2013: Coming in from the cold. DHHS 4.2 Explore opportunities to provide accessible and affordable housing options for women and children exiting women’s shelters through Housing Tasmania. DHHS 4.3 Implement the actions in Taking Action: Tasmania’s Primary Prevention Strategy to Reduce Violence Against Women and Children to reduce the prevalence of homelessness among women and children. DPAC 4.4 Promote age-friendly communities that enable older women to remain safely in their existing housing. DPAC 5. Leadership and Community Participation Actions Lead Agency/Institution 5.1 Review and update the on Board strategy. DPAC 5.2 Develop strategies to promote women into leadership positions across a range of sectors. DPAC/OADC 5.3 Map Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women’s and girls’ formal and informal leadership and participation in-line with the Select Council on Women’s Issues Reform Task. DPAC 5.4 Develop and implement the Tasmanian Government Framework for Community Engagement. This will include information resources on engaging with specific communities. DPAC 5.5 Develop a humanitarian entrant specific website that provides service and program information as recommended in the Better Access to Government Services for Former Humanitarian Entrants report. DPAC 5.6 Collaborate with Volunteering Tasmania to promote the benefits of volunteering to women and girls. DPAC 5.7 Review the Tasmanian Multicultural Policy to ensure culturally and linguistically diverse women have opportunities for community participation and leadership roles. DPAC 5.8 Provide opportunities for women and girls with disability to develop their leadership capacity through implementation of the Disability Framework for Action 2013-2017. DPAC 5.9 Promote leadership, training, and volunteering opportunities for women and girls in Tasmania through a ‘Women’s Portal’. DPAC 6. Safety and Justice
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