Under the leadership of the Social Inclusion Board, the South Australian Social Inclusion Initiative aims to assist in the creation of a society where all people feel valued, their differences are respected and their basic needs - both physical and emotional - are met.
South Australia’s cutting edge social inclusion method delivers results through developing innovative solutions to pressing social problems. Read more about this method in People and Community at the Heart of Systems and Bureacracy: South Australia's Social Inclusion Initiative, February 2009 (PDF 739kb).
Social Inclusion is about participation; it is a method for social justice. It is about increasing opportunities for people, especially the most disadvantaged people, to engage in all aspects of community life.
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Current News
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On Friday 26 June, the Hon. Premier Mike Rann MP and the Commissioner for Social Inclusion, Monsignor David Cappo, launched the Social Inclusion Statement 2009-2010, detailing key measures in the 2009-10 Budget that will advance social inclusion in South Australia. Read more.
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Choices and Connections:The Better Pathways Service Approach for Young People with Disabilities was launched by the Premier and Monsignor Cappo on 26 June 2009. Read more.
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The Social Inclusion Board has released it's latest publication, Young People's Learning:a Shared Responsibility. South Australia's Innovative Community Action Networks at the recent North Western and Upper Spencer ICAN events. Read more.
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