The Inaugural National Emergency Relief Summit

Informa's National Emergency Relief Summit will examine how to improve services provided as emergency relief to Australias most vulnerable populations.

The Inaugural National Emergency Relief Summit 2014 presents policy-makers and industry leaders at the local, state and national level with the opportunity to discuss how to improve the many services provided as emergency relief to Australias most vulnerable populations.

This two-day conference will review the current systems around service delivery and the challenges that arise around services dedicated to providing material and financial aid, employment, food, housing, addiction relief, transport help and domestic violence support.

The event will additionally discuss how service providers can best fundraise, provide organizational reports, as well as culturally competent and indigenous services.

CONFERENCE TOPICS INCLUDE:

Managing funds and reaching fiscal goals

Providing culturally competent and language appropriate service

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander care

Climate change and the effect on emergency relief needs

Policy on income security

Managing material aid

Bill and utilities payments

Food security and the food bank

Rural poverty

Affordable Housing

Homeless services

Substance abuse care

Domestic violence agency.

When is The Inaugural National Emergency Relief Summit?

The next dates haven't been confirmed. The last edition we have on record was 4–5 Mar 2014.

Where is it held?

The last edition we have was at PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia.