This week we are joined by Sandy Pitcher, Chief Executive at The Department of Human Services!
In this podcast, Sandy Pitcher, Chief Executive of South Australia's Department of Human Services, discusses the department’s mission to address diverse human needs with limited resources. She highlights programs supporting disability, autism, food security and Community Centres while stressing preventive measures and community collaboration.
Addressing family violence, Pitcher outlines systemic improvements explored by the Royal Commission, including insights from children and perpetrators. Emphasising early intervention, she calls for community education on issues like domestic violence, coercive control and financial literacy. By focusing on accessibility and empowerment, Pitcher underscores the need for holistic, collaborative approaches to reduce violence, foster resilience, and enhance well-being across South Australia.
This week we are joined by Dulce Diaz-Llanos from The Red Cross! The Red Cross’s Health in My Language program, led by Dulce, provides...
This week we are joined by SAHMRI’s Professor Tim Hughes and Executive Director Maria Makrides. In this episode, Professor Tim Hughes discusses his research...
This episode of Community Conversations is part of a two-part series that discusses insights into the cost of living crisis and financial support structures...
