Become an AMRRIC corporate partner or business supporter
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If you share AMRRIC’s vision of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities that are healthy and safe for people and their companion animals; and are looking to:
- Collaborate with a highly respected national not-for-profit working in partnership with rural and remote Indigenous communities
- Strengthen your employee and customer engagement,
- Support the health and wellbeing of otherwise under-served communities and their four-legged companions…
then please contact AMRRIC.
Thank you to the following companies for their awesome support:
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Why partner with AMRRIC?
- We are collaborative, partnering with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and other stakeholders to facilitate effective and sustainable animal health and management programs.
- We are a One Health leader, delivering wholistic, community-focused veterinary services, education and engagement programs, and advocacy for animal, human and environmental health and wellbeing within remote Indigenous communities since 2003.
- Our approach is founded on a deep respect for the cultures and values of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our positive relationships, our experience and our collaborative approach has been critical to achieving sustained success.
- Our work is evidence-backed – our monitoring and evaluation processes, which include gathering feedback from local Indigenous community members, and trialling innovative solutions, help enable a focus on continuous improvement over time.
- We are a knowledge broker with a wealth of expertise in remote Indigenous communities’ companion animal health and management issues. AMRRIC’s advice, networks and experience is increasingly sought after by government and non-government stakeholders.
- We foster sustainability – working to help build local capacity, deliver community-wide education and support self-determining communities that address their local priorities.
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