Ruah Community Services
Alison Scott is the Founder Director of Kwobap Consultancy, an Aboriginal owned and operated business in Perth, which reflects the Noongar meaning of "Good Place." With extensive experience in family and domestic violence advocacy, Alison has delivered key public speaking engagements and served on various committees including the Kiara College Shooting Stars Steering Committee. Previous roles include Principal Policy Officer at the Department of Justice, where Alison focused on Aboriginal Justice Transformation, and Community Development Adviser at Binarri-binyja yarrawoo, collaborating with Aboriginal Community Controlled organizations in the East Kimberley region. Alison holds a Bachelor of Social Science in Indigenous Services and Family and Children Studies from Edith Cowan University and has contributed to multiple initiatives and frameworks aimed at improving services for Aboriginal communities across Western Australia.
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Ruah Community Services
Ruah Community Services has been supporting and empowering vulnerable and disadvantaged people to create positive change in their lives for more than 60 years – leading innovation and delivering tailored, wrap-around support for people experiencing homelessness, family and domestic violence, mental health issues and, as a result, needing legal advice and support. Our service delivery approach is characterised as: • Relationship based; • Person centred and family inclusive; • Culturally sensitive and acknowledges diversity; • Holistic support with case management functions; • Community linking, advocacy and creating pathways to opportunities; • Collaboration and partnership approaches; • Skilled staff with support, supervision and ongoing training, and; • Evidence based leading-edge practice