Partners

UWS partners with many government, industry and community organisations to provide ever increasing opportunities to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians across UWS and beyond. 

Here are our partners:

• Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations - DEEWR aims to maximise the ability of unemployed Australians to find work, and to support strong employment growth and improved productive performance of enterprises in Australia. 
• WSROC - WSROC's mission is: to secure - through research, lobbying and the fostering of cooperation between councils - a sustainable lifestyle for the people of Western Sydney and the provision of infrastructure such that no one should have to leave the region to have access to the sorts of amenities, services and opportunities others in urban Australia take for granted.
• TAFE NSW -Western Sydney Institute - TAFE NSW - Western Sydney Institute provides access to vocational, education and training including pathways to university for people who live in Western Sydney.
• TAFE NSW – South Western Sydney Institute - TAFE NSW - Western Sydney Institute provides access to vocational, education and training including pathways to university for people who live in Western Sydney.
• NSW Office of State Revenue
• Landcom - is a masterplanner of living communities and has developed residential, commercial and industrial properties for close to 30 years in New South Wales.
• NSW Aboriginal Land Council - As the State's peak representative body in Aboriginal affairs, the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council aims to protect the interests and further the aspirations of its members and the broader Aboriginal community.

For more information about becoming a UWS partner, contact Melissa Williams Director, Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment and Engagement.