WELCOME TO GO GOLDFIELDS
Go Goldfields is a place-based initiative addressing complex social issues. The shared common agenda, and overall approach, is to enable the collective aspirations of our community. We achieve this by listening, connecting, supporting and inspiring our many leaders. We have continued to strengthen alliances, and share decision making, across all areas of our community; people with lived experiences, business owners, service providers, government representatives and our young people. Go Goldfields brings people and organisations together to deliver lasting and meaningful outcomes for our community. Together we are creating a new community narrative. Go Goldfields is empowering communities to solve problems through collaboration and co-design.
To continue our journey, we need a long -term commitment from government. Securing funding for the next two years for Go Goldfield’s delivery has been a critical success for this year. We will continue to work closely with our funders, both government and philanthropic, to sustain long-term positive change, and we have the capacity within our local community to create innovative and proven solutions. Given the complexity of issues facing us, we recognise that this is a long journey, requiring patience, fortitude and determination.
Year in Review 2018
Impact Areas
Children & Families
Children in our community
are confident, creative,
safe and healthy.
Youth & Work Readiness
Our community supports
everyone to learn,
earn and achieve.
Literacy & Arts
Our community has language
and literacy skills to support
aspiration and create life
opportunities.
Family Safety
Everyone lives equally, and
free from all forms of
violence.
Latest Go Goldfields News
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