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Title Date Type Author Files Accessibility Checklist
19/11/2018 Form Social Inclusion Week EMSIC Report: Preventing and Responding to Violence and Promoting Social Inclusion and Community Connection
This report has been prepared for members of the Eastern Metropolitan Social Issues Council (EMSIC) to summarise the work conducted by Deakin University and provide recommendations for consideration in relation to regional approaches to address violence in vulnerable communities and promote social inclusion and community connectedness.
18/10/2017 Document Deakin University and SEED IEPCP 2018 Case Study AHPA Symposium Presentation
19/11/2019 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership IEPCP 2019 Case Study Social Inclusion
19/11/2019 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership IEPCP 2020 Case Study Inner East International Students and Inclusion Partnership
08/04/2021 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership IEPCP Social Inclusion Framework 2020
08/12/2020 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership Impact Evaluation of the Opening Doors Community Leadership Program for Social Inclusion Final Report 2016
21/12/2016 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership & The University of Melbourne Inequalities in the Social Determinants of Health: Findings from the 2014 Vic Pop Health Survey
26/07/2017 Report Victorian Government Department of Health and Human Services Strengthening Volunteering in the East
The following report is a summary of the work that the Inner East Primary Care Partnership (IEPCP) has done over the past 3 years in understanding the volunteer sector and its in the Eastern Metropolitan Region (EMR).
The purpose of this report is to summarize the activities that the IEPCP has been involved in, and to reference research and policy that have informed the IEPCP’s understanding of the volunteer sector, particularly as it relates to being a mechanism for Social Inclusion.
04/12/2018 Document Inner East Primary Care Partnership VicPCP Submission to the Royal Commission into Mental Health
09/07/2019 Report VicPCP
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