IRAAC listens to Aboriginal communities. What you share becomes protected evidence and practical recommendations to government — and we report back on what happens next.
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Our Programs
Four programs, run for community.
Helping other Aboriginal Community Organisations build governance capability.
Learn more →How It Works
Every conversation, survey, drop-in, or call adds to a protected picture of what Aboriginal communities are experiencing right now. IRAAC turns that picture into evidence — and takes it to government.
Through a call, a survey, a drop-in visit, or a home visit — whatever works for you. Every response is voluntary and handled with respect.
Your response joins a protected, combined picture of what communities are experiencing — strengths, priorities, gaps, and barriers.
IRAAC makes practical, community-led recommendations to government and relevant organisations — grounded in what you actually said.
IRAAC publishes what it heard, what it recommended, and what happened next — so community can see its voice made a difference.
Accountability
IRAAC meets the governance and reporting standards expected by Local Decision Making, Aboriginal Affairs NSW and ORIC — and shows its work.
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IRAAC operates as a trusted intermediary between Aboriginal communities and government. Our findings are community-validated, methodologically honest, and built to inform practical policy and funding decisions.
Collected through trusted local relationships, not online panels or cold surveys.
Community representatives lead the interpretation and validation of all findings before publication.
Regular government briefings on emerging themes, priorities, and IRAAC recommendations.
IRAAC works constructively with agencies — identifying opportunities, not just problems.
It takes about two minutes and every question is optional. Your response helps IRAAC build the evidence that shapes what happens in your community.