Choices – Volunteer Relocation Program Sample Clauses

Choices – Volunteer Relocation Program. 3.7.1. The Australian Government will provide funding in addition to the funding referred to in Clause 5 to support initiatives aimed at making it easier for individuals to relocate to take advantage of wider opportunities to work or study outside their community should they wish to do so. 3.7.2. The Palm Island Aboriginal Shire Council will encourage and support individuals who wish to take up these opportunities. 3.7.3. The Australian Government will work with the Palm Island community and the Queensland Government to actively explore and develop the following initiatives. ▪ The provision of social housing in mainland centres such as Townsville, including intensive case management support for Palm Island residents choosing to relocate to take up education or employment opportunities. ▪ The establishment of an educational boarding facility to support Palm Island students as well as other students from remote Indigenous communities. ▪ The establishment of a pilot Mobility Home Ownership program for existing residents of Palm Island who relocate to mainland centres for education and employment purposes. This program will be established under a mixed strategy of rent/buy or buy, which will allow for initial placement in social housing if required. Eligible individuals and families will be required to participate in support measures such as IMP and be eligible for a standard IBA home loan. 3.7.4. The Parties will develop a program for individuals pursuing employment or educational opportunities on the mainland, including a targeted strategy for the mining industry. These individuals will have access to mobility support options. 3.7.5. The Parties will explore the potential for the private rental housing sector to provide accommodation on the mainland to support the relocation of interested families or individuals.
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