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WALK WITH US
We are trusted advisors that specialise in co-design, community engagement, research and communications that Impact Policy, projects and strengthen communities.
Our Services
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Research and Evaluation
Impact Policy uses qualitative and quantitative methodologies, specialising in mixed methods and critical Indigenous research methods to deliver research and evaluation services. We design methodologies that are bespoke to project needs and are agile and responsive to project or community needs. We specialise in using video to communicate impact, through case study research or as part of wider evaluation.
Cultural Supervision
At Impact Policy, we are passionate about the development and growth of mob from our communities. We are determined to provide safe and receptive spaces for Aboriginal staff to prioritise their own wellbeing and development in order to fulfil their potential and ambitions.
Impact Policy offers cultural supervision for Aboriginal staff, holding space for both clinical supervision as well as culturally specific support.
Our cultural supervision gives opportunity for Aboriginal staff to connect, share, develop and heal through connection, support and mentoring from an independent and experienced Aboriginal person.
To find out more get in touch below for further information.
Introduction to Co-Design Training
At Impact Policy we champion co-design and the benefits and opportunities it creates for communities when the principles for a strong foundation for it are invested in.
We’re committed to co-designing where possible and appropriate, but acknowledge that we too are still learning and developing our approach.
It is an ongoing journey of learning new ways of thinking, being and doing, un-learning unhelpful ones, and constantly educating ourselves around best practice and seeking feedback that we are on the right path.
To find out more get in touch for further information or to register for a free online session, below.
Senior Leaders Aboriginal Mentoring (SLAM) Program
Coming soon!
The SLAM program provides a structured mentoring platform and program for Senior leaders to build their Cultural capability and confidence through an intimate mentoring relationship with Aboriginal professionals.
To hear more about the impact of programs such as SLAM check out Ep4 Impact Policy Podcast with Jim Betts Secretary Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communication and the Arts.
