The Lived Experience Framework outlines the principles and practices that we aspires to for working with people who have Lived Experience. These especially relate to partnering with lived experience advocates and advocacy groups. This framework is a resource for the community services sector and for advocates working in partnership with all levels of civil society.
This resource is available for external organisations and individuals to use to help increase theirs and others awareness around 100 Families WA and their findings.
Click here to access the 100 Families WA Presentation.
This resource is available for external organisations and individuals to use to help increase theirs and others awareness around 100 Families WA and their findings.
Click here to download the one page project explanation.
This graphic summarises the results of the live Q&A carried out at the 100 Families WA Baseline Report Launch in August 2019.
The audience of 100+ answered two important questions;
1) How could your organisation use these findings to improve outcomes for families?
2) How should 100 Families WA use these and future findings to create real impact?
View the full breakdown of results here.
On Monday the 30 July 2018, 19 people receiving services from 100 Families WA partners came together to discuss their experiences of disadvantage. This community conversation was the first of two to take place prior to the start of the data collection process.
The conversation focused around what a good day looked like, challenges people face in their lives and what can help participants feel safe and well. The highlights of this conversation are detailed in the first community conversation infographic, pictured below.
