JUNE 2021
Share, Learn, Grow A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR
Greetings from a rather wintry Albury. We are delighted to 3 share the second edition of our Share, Learn, Grow newsletter. Thank you for your responses to the first edition, INTRODUCING THE TEAM: we truly appreciated the feedback, suggestions, and content What the Programs contributions that we received. Team enjoys about
In this edition you’ll get a snippet of some of some of the things that have been happening here at ALWS this past quarter and learnings from our collaborations and networks.
working with ALWS
4 GOOD PRACTICE: Learn about how LWF
To start with, ALWS' Community Action Team pulled together a spectacular fundraising and awareness raising event, ‘Walk my Way’, that brought together over 800 ALWS supporters in South Australia. You can read more about this in the Comms Corner and experience the event through the photos in the link therein. Our Good Practice Spotlight this quarter is on LWF Ethiopia’s practical approach to implementing Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS). You will also get to know more about one of our Network partners - CANDO and how we are working and learning together with our partners.
Ethiopia approaches implementing CHS standards
5-6 GET TO KNOW: Get to know about CANDO
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As some of you would already know, ALWS has been COMMS CORNER: preparing for our re-accreditation with the Australian Walk My Way Government. This process happens every five years and pre-qualifies ALWS to access government funds for our development programming. The process involves a thorough scrutiny of our organisational structures, policies and practices including in relation to our programming and partnerships. (cont.)