Membership of the TCP comes with commitment to a charter – to contribute to and implement policies, practices and initiatives that result in tangible change for people experiencing vulnerability or hardship. The impact of this commitment upon customer-centred approaches will be strengthened financial wellbeing and resilience, benefitting both customers and businesses alike.
One of the six breakthrough projects defined at our inaugural Vulnerability Roundtable was to create the charter that guides the actions of member organisations.
What is the purpose of the charter?
When finalised, the Thriving Communities Partnership Charter will provide a set of principles that define how our collective efforts can make a difference for people experiencing vulnerability and hardship. The charter will also serve as a guide for existing and prospective members, outlining values, commitments and expectations as a participant of the Thriving Communities Partnership.
Our charter will be an important first step in our journey as a cohesive and independent partnership working together with the shared objective of driving positive change.
How did we go?
On 24 August 2017 a co-creation workshop was held at the Melbourne Arts Centre to facilitate the collaboration of more than 50 organisations in the development of the charter. Hear how our partners viewed the day.
