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What is the Best Practice
Partnership?
The Best Practice Partnership is a growing network of like minded
Disability Service Providers willing to share knowledge, information
and experiences to help each other improve the effectiveness and
performance of their individual services.
Why was the BPP set
up?
The network exists because of the common interests of the member
organisations in meeting challenges created by the ongoing reforms
in the disability sector.
What do BPP Members
gain?
• The open sharing of information allows members to gain insight
into what has already been achieved by other services and what could
be achieved by their own service if they also tried a different
approach.
• When members see what has worked successfully
for another similar service, this empowers them to go back and drive
change within their own organisation.
Membership Numbers
BPP Membership Increases to 38 Organisations: QLD 1; NSW 12; VIC
19; TAS 4; SA 2; NZ 1
How is the BPP different
• What separates the ”Best Practice Partnership”
from other groups or peak bodies in the disability sector is the
‘can do’ and ‘lead by example’ proactive
culture of the group.
• The members are the Partnership, therefore
the BPP deals with real issues affecting disability services.
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