Our founding documents, board charter, policies and annual reports — how the AAA is run, and how we’re held accountable to our members and the community.
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Members can request a copy of any governance document directly from the Secretary.
The Assyrian Resource Centre (ARC) was established by the Assyrian Australian Association in 1984 to meet the settlement needs of a growing community in Fairfield and Liverpool. Today, the Centre works with approximately 3,500 clients each year.
The AAA is recognised as an Approved Proposing Organisation for the Community Support Program, and works alongside government agencies and mainstream providers to make services genuinely accessible to Assyrian families.
The rules under which the Association is established and governed, including membership, elections and the powers of the board.
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Sets out the board’s role, responsibilities, structure and decision-making processes.
Practical guidance for board members and staff on how the Association operates day to day.
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Formal policies covering privacy, safety, conduct and how concerns are handled.
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A record of the AAA’s activities, achievements and finances for each financial year.
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Reach out to the Secretary for anything not covered by the documents above.
