Tamworth Regional Council Social Plan 2006

John Scott; Kerry Carrington; Santi Owen; Ruth Bohill; Ron Reavell

Tamworth Regional Council Social Plan 2006

John Scott, Kerry Carrington, Santi Owen, Ruth Bohill, Ron Reavell

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The Tamworth Regional Social Plan is a document for collaborative planning involving the three spheres of government, the community and commercial sectors, with the aim of enhancing the quality and fairness of life in Tamworth. The Plan is a way of identifying needs and priorities for community facilities and services for Tamworth. The Social Plan reflects Council's ongoing commitment to the people of the Tamworth Region and, in particular, the social needs and aspirations of our community. The Local Government (General) Amendment (Community and Social Plans) Regulation 1998 grew out of the 1996 NSW Social Justice Directions Statement "Fair Go, Fair Share, Fair Say" which committed the Department of Local Government to ensuring government services are responsible to community needs and diversity.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Tamworth, Australia
Publisher	Tamworth Regional Council
Publication status	Published - 2006

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Applied Sociology, Program Evaluation and Social Impact Assessment

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