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Regional Collaboration for Change

CI definition: collective impact involves the commitment of a group of people from different sectors to a common agenda for solving a social problem.

Pilbara for Purpose

Pilbara For Purpose (P4P) is the peak membership body of the “for purpose” sector in the Pilbara. P4P aims to support innovation and increase collaboration in delivering community services by:

  • Connecting people and organisations
  • Celebrating and promoting success
  • Advocating and aligning solutions
  • Providing information and support services.

For more information visit the website.

Hedland Collective

It is the concept of Hedland as home that underpins the Hedland Collective’s drive to promote and develop Hedland as a safe, welcoming and vibrant community that attracts and retains residents and businesses. A home is not only a place where you live, but also a place where you are supported, where you feel safe, that has opportunities and a place that you take pride in. The Hedland Collective is a group of community members, organisations and businesses that have come together to make a positive impact on Hedland. There is a wealth of services and amenities in Hedland, and we believe that by working together in a more coordinated way we can help make Hedland an even better place to live for us all. Recent initiatives that the Hedland Collective has working on have been:

  • Hedland Childcare strategy- with the Town of Port Hedland and local childcare providers
  • School Based Traineeships- with Hedland Senior High School
  • Hedland Community Safety Plan- a member of the Town of Port Hedland’s Hedland Community Safety Forum
  • Stronger Together COVID-19 response

For more information visit the website.

Newman Futures

The Newman Futures project was initiative by BHP and the Shire of East Pilbara in January 2019 to explore how innovation and new technologies could be harnessed to service the public interest. Newman Futures has four working groups:

  • Culture and County: Recognition and acknowledgement of different ways of seeing, interacting and being in the world
  • Liveability and Wellbeing: Solid foundations for community and economic participation
  • Education and Training: Equipping and reskilling people of all ages and demographics to participate in the economy
  • Economy and Work: update of innovation and technology across mall to large and indigenous businesses

For more information visit the website.