We deliver comprehensive, end-to-end solutions by integrating policy and programme design, economic modelling, community development, digital and multilingual communications, and by fostering impactful connections between sectors and communities.
Representing multicultural, health, and settlement interests nationally, driving inclusive policies and better outcomes for diverse communities.
The Social Policy Group works closely with government, community, and service providers to shape national strategies that promote inclusion, belonging, and equity.
The Social Policy Group leads national efforts to improve health access, equity, and outcomes for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
The Forward Guidance Series by The Social Policy Group is a thought leadership series designed to support forward-looking, evidence-informed national policy planning. Drawing on the expertise of founding CEO Carla Wilshire OAM, an economist with a background in public policy, impact strategy, governance, emerging technologies, and tertiary research, the series offers strategic insights grounded in rigorous analysis.
The MyAus App is a free, multilingual digital platform designed to empower new migrants, refugees, students, and visa holders to settle and live in Australia.
Acknowledgement of Country artwork by Eddie Longford, an Indigenous Contemporary Artist.
We also extend our respect to emerging leaders and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, acknowledging their enduring connection to the lands, waters, skies, and communities across this nation.
We honour the resilience, strength, and diversity of First Nations cultures and celebrate their ongoing contributions to society. Through our work, we strive to support equity, inclusion, and respect for the world’s oldest continuing cultures, understanding that this is fundamental to achieving social justice and a better future for all Australians. We acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded, and we affirm that the lands on which we operate always were, and always will be, Aboriginal land.
