SERVICES
The principal client of A&DLALC is our 800+ members which effectively manage a range of support services delivered at local level to their communities in accordance to the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (1983).
These services include(but not limited too) housing, legal affairs, employment, training and property acquisition and management.
Planning
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Under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (see Part 5, Division 6 of the Act), LALCs are required to prepare and implement Community Land and Business Plans in consultation .
Strategy
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The A&DLALC Community Land & Business Plan is currently being updated and continues to evolve. Progress to date will be bench marked and measured - a full scorecard progress report will be delivered to community in 2013 for input and feedback.
Results
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Our key result areas identified by community are:
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Youth Leadership and Programs
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Housing
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Education, Employment & Training Opportunities
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Cultural & Social Activities
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Governance and Business Excellence