Council of Aboriginal Services Western Australia (CASWA) Revenue

About Council of Aboriginal Services Western Australia (CASWA)

In alignment with Priority Reform Two of the National Agreement, the WA Government committed to sector strengthening activities through commissioning AHCWA to establish a new peak body to represent the Aboriginal community-controlled sector in WA. Through extensive consultation with the WA ACCO sector, a name was settled on for the peak body: the Council of Aboriginal Services Western Australia (CASWA). The Council of Aboriginal Services WA (CASWA) was registered as a Public Company Limited by Guarantee on 16 March 2023. The aim of CASWA is to strengthen and increase the capacity of WA ACCOs involved in service delivery to Aboriginal people in WA across priority sectors identified under the National Agreement. Vision Aboriginal community-controlled organisations (ACCOs) in Western Australia are united by a strong and collective voice, that enables them to deliver place-based, community-led and culturally appropriate services to achieve better outcomes for Aboriginal people and their communities. Mission CASWA leads and supports Aboriginal community-controlled organisations to deliver services that have a positive impact on outcomes and build the strength and empowerment of Aboriginal people and their communities across Western Australia. CASWA will do this through: - Policy development and advice to government and other stakeholders informed by sector consultation and research; - Representation of ACCOs and advocacy to government and other mainstream stakeholders; - Information dissemination; and - Capacity-building and sector development.

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