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Rebuilding Family Life in Alice Springs and Central Australia: the social and community dimensions of change for our people

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Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Inc.
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2011

Rebuilding Family Life in Alice Springs and Central Australia: the social and community dimensions of change for our people

Rebuilding Family Life in Alice Springs and Central Australia: the social and community dimensions of change for our people
Rebuilding Family Life in Alice Springs and Central Australia: the social and community dimensions of change for our people

This paper has been released by the Central Australian Aboriginal Congress as a constructive contribution to the debate on the social crisis facing Alice Springs and Central Australia. It presents powerful ideas as well as concrete strategies for change that we believe can make a real difference for our people.

community health, health and wellness, health care services, social and economic well-being, strategic planning
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Rebuilding Family Life in Alice Springs and Central Australia: The Social and Community Dimensions of Change for Our People. Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Inc. Alice Springs Northern Territory. 2011. Paper. (http://www.caac.org.au/uploads/pdfs/Rebuilding-Families-Congress-Paper.pdf, accessed April 14, 2015)

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