everyone belongs

Relationships Australia NSW Inclusion Statement

Valuing Inclusion

We know that varied perspectives help us provide better services to our clients, employees, and community stakeholders.

That’s why we welcome and support the unique contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people of all ages, life experiences, cultural backgrounds, ethnicities, language abilities, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions.

We’re in relationship from the moment we’re born.

Woman looking to camera with head slightly tilted.

relationship with yourself

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Two people embracing.

relationship with
others

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Women standing in conga-line laughing.

relationships as community

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Many people walking in the city.

relationships as
society

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

relationship with
nature

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Silhouettes of people beside the ocean.

relationship with
place

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Two people staring up at red rock face.

relationship as
a country

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive, and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Relationship With
Our Indigenous Past, Present + Future

Our hope is that as individuals, communities, society and as a nation, we value relationships and give them the time, energy, care and respect to allow them to grow and thrive – and to support ourselves and each other to live well together.

Our Commitment to Accessibility

We are committed to providing accessible and safe services for all, including people living with disability. This includes exploring ways to ensure our programs and workplace are dynamic and flexible, to meet the needs of as many clients and staff members as possible.

LGBTIQ+ Commitment

We strive to offer a safe space for people of all genders and sexual orientations, as well as anyone who identifies as from the LGBTIQ+ community. All members of the community can feel welcome when accessing our services.

ALL OF US

Celebrating Diverse Cultural Backgrounds

We’re incredibly proud that almost 30% of our workforce was born overseas, and in an average year, we provide our services in 32 different languages.

Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

We’re passionate about building sustained and meaningful relationships and partnerships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, and non Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Awards + Memberships

We’re in relationship from the moment we’re born.

YOU BELONG

IN RELATIONSHIP

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