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Have Your Say

Your experience can help shape what happens next

Tell IRAAC what is working, what is getting in the way, and what your community needs. It takes about two minutes, every question is optional, and you can answer anonymously. Your response contributes to protected, combined findings that IRAAC uses to make recommendations to government — and we report back on what we heard and what happens next.

Prefer to do it with a person? You can book a call, drop in to a local office, or request a home visit and an IRAAC team member will help you complete it.

You're in control. Taking part is your choice, and choosing not to won't affect your access to IRAAC or any other service. You can skip any question, stop at any time, and ask for a local IRAAC team member instead. Every response helps IRAAC understand what communities are experiencing — if you take part, your response strengthens the evidence IRAAC uses to advocate for community priorities.
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This helps IRAAC understand who it's reaching. It's always your choice whether to answer.

Only answer if you're comfortable — this is entirely optional.

Only answer if you're comfortable — this is entirely optional.

This is a demonstration survey — your answers are not being stored or sent anywhere yet. Before the live version launches, this note will be replaced with a plain-language privacy statement and separate, unticked consent choices (for storing your response, receiving the newsletter, and how IRAAC may contact you), approved through IRAAC's Aboriginal-led governance process and in line with the Privacy Act.
IRAAC acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work, live and gather, and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.