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Ways the veteran community can engage with and contribute to improving DVA.
A systematic, evidence-based framework for the meaningful participation of people with Lived Experience across all DVA business areas.
We bring together a range of ex-service groups to get their views on how to improve our services
A collaboration with the health sector to enhance veterans’ health policy and service delivery arrangements
We meet with ex-service groups that advise us on veterans' welfare in their state or territory
Read about the cooperative relationship and meeting summaries between us and the department of defence.
A scheme to make sure that we act upon any news that our staff are doing the wrong thing
We are required by the FOI Act to publish information whenever an agency administers or establishes a public consultation arrangement
We are actively consulting on the establishment of a national peak body for ex-service organisations to improve coordination and advocacy for the veteran community
It’s important that veterans and their families are involved in shaping what the new veteran wellbeing agency should do, and how it should do it