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A Toolkit towards Sustainability

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Growing through Sharing - Innovative thinking for long term ACCO survival and growth.


A Toolkit exploring alternative income streams for long-term sustainability.

When it comes to financial sustainability, the theory is easy: “diversify”.

Borthwick and Schulz

Growing ACCOs

INTRO

This project aims to help ACCOs identify alternative income streams (sources) and increase their financial independence and sustainability.  Finding income beyond a reliance on government (and other) funding will allow you to deliver relevant and needed local programs and address these increasing gaps in local community service delivery.


The Toolkit tries to develop innovative thinking within ACCOs for their long-term survival and growth.  It is developed as a practical resource package to help build financially viable, resilient, and sustainable organisations.  It helps ACCO Boards and Executives of ACCOs explore a range of alternative funding streams using a range of resources, tools and checklists.  


The Toolkit - Online

Get the Toolkit

The Toolkit can be viewed online but feel free to download the PDF for offline viewing and sharing within your ACCO. The Workbook and ACCO Model Canvas can also be downloaded below.  

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Workbook

The Workbook allows ACCOs to capture their organisations relevant information.  It is a series of questions and links to to help guide the investigation of income streams towards sustainability. 


This Workbook can be downloaded as a Word Document for editing to facilitate the capture of this information. 

Download PDF version

ACCO Model Canvas

This Canvas can also be downloaded as a Word Document for editing to capture the big picture view. 

Download PDF version

“I don’t like ‘not-for-profit’ because it’s a misnomer. We can’t work on no profit because we won’t survive – you can’t invest in I.T., infrastructure, assets, staff training and development. We are profit-for-purpose.”

Mike Twomey (Ability Options)

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Want to know more about updates to the Toolkit or further initiatives to support ACCOs?  We welcome feedback on our Toolkit and resources.  

We can also help you work through this process should you like help.   Get in touch now! 

ACCO's Together

York, Western Australia, Australia

info@growingaccos.org

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About Us

An ACCO helping ACCOs

This project was developed by Gooda Judder Aboriginal Corporation (GJAC) (Supported by the Department of Communities and the Department of Finance (WA)).


It is to assist ACCO’s (Aboriginal Controlled Community Organisations) to investigate a range of alternate income streams to achieve long term ACCO sustainability.


Gooda Judder AC is a small family based organisation whose focus is giving back to the community by developing and providing a range of social, economic and community development programs. 


You can learn more about us here: https://goodajudder.org/

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Acknowledgement

 We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, and we pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future for they hold the memories, culture and dreams of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.


We recognise and respect their wisdom, cultural heritage, beliefs and continual relationship with the land. We recognise the importance of the young people who are the future leaders. We acknowledge and respect their past and current contribution to the life of this place.


Indigenous sovereignty has never been ceded in Australia and we are mindful of this in all we do.

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