This Water Industry guidelines adopts a business approach to the prevention, early identification and provision of assistance to financial hardship.
On 27 October 2016, representatives from business, government agencies and not-for-profits met in Melbourne for the first Vulnerability Roundtable.
The Thriving Communities Partnership (TCP) is a cross-sector collaboration with the goal that everybody has fair access to the modern essential services they need to thrive in contemporary Australia.
Physical and mental illness and disability can make individuals far more susceptible to financial vulnerability.
Sharing our collective knowledge and reducing complexity to facilitate referral pathways for vulnerable customers.
This is a gateway and one-stop shop to access information on critical issues in the space of vulnerability and hardship.