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Bundaberg Council benefited from Marion Wands' presence and experience and particularly from her affinity with the community and community needs. We are all impressed, and I am justified in my selection of ConNetica Consulting to manage this Transport Audit Project for the Council.
Peter Watling
Branch Manager - Community and Cultural Services
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Community Health Sector Workforce Analysis
In 2009 the Department of Communities, Community Mental Health commissioned ConNetica Consulting Pty Ltd to research the community mental health workforce and staff training needs. This research results are contained in two reports:
Queensland Non-Government Organisation Mental Health Sector Workforce Analysis
Queensland Non-Government Organisation Mental Health Sector Training Needs Analysis
These reports have provided key evidence for the development of a range of sector and government workforce strategies in the Queensland mental health community sector. These strategies are developing the sector’s workforce capacity to meet the challenges and better respond to the needs of people with mental illness, their carers and families.
To view these reports please click on the link below
QLD NGO Mental Health Training Analysis Report 2009 (1890 KB)
Qld NGO Mental Health Workforce Profile and Analysis Report 2009 (1717 KB)
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