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Services
Access - Equity - Inclusion - Justice
Social Policy and Project Management
Transforming policy into practice can be complex; through strong Governance, clear communication and meaningful engagement, we work with clients to provide advice and guidance or lead project implementation.
We could talk more about what we do, but it's probably best to let some of the work we have led speak for itself.
Digital Communications
Communication is critical for projects and policy where social impact is present. Communicating the purpose and impact of projects and policy strengthens their integrity and longevity for the communities they are designed to impact.
Check out this case study we produced for Aboriginal Affairs NSW, an example of taking a complex piece of legislation, the Aboriginal Languages Act 2017, and translating what this legislation means for Aboriginal communities and language revitalisation.
Introduction to Co-Design
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.
Cultural Capability, Reconciliation & Learning, and Development
Experience in coordinating significant social and community events, such as National Reconciliation Week, and partnering with clients to develop Reconciliation Action Plans.
Proven success in delivering Cultural capability programs and services, including coordination of immersion experiences and development of resources to strengthen Cultural capability through learning and development.
Check out our opening address at Murama Dance Ground for the launch of Place Based Reconciliation Action Plans and the great work Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal staff at the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment are doing about starting with Country.
Want to learn more about Impact Policys' services? Get in touch today and see what we can offer you.