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Xstrata Copper North Queensland.pdf - Mount Isa Mines

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Sustainable communities<br />

<strong>Mount</strong> <strong>Isa</strong> <strong>Mines</strong> copper operations<br />

<strong>Xstrata</strong> Community Partnership Program<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Queensland</strong> projects<br />

Enterprise and job creation<br />

Project Partner Description Timeframe 2010 outcomes<br />

<strong>North</strong> West<br />

<strong>Queensland</strong><br />

Indigenous Catholic<br />

Social Services<br />

traineeships<br />

Dugalungi Civil<br />

Construction<br />

and Mining Skills<br />

Prevocational Program<br />

Education<br />

<strong>North</strong> West<br />

<strong>Queensland</strong><br />

Indigenous Catholic<br />

Social Services<br />

(NWQICSS)<br />

Myuma Pty Ltd<br />

Traineeships for disadvantaged<br />

Indigenous students<br />

Fund places for Indigenous<br />

participants in two separate<br />

13-week live-in programs,<br />

and funds to support the<br />

expansion of training and<br />

mentoring services delivered<br />

during and between programs<br />

Project Partner Description Timeframe 2010 outcomes<br />

Junior Future<br />

Classroom<br />

Spinifex State College<br />

Social and community development<br />

Develop a media classroom for<br />

students to gain exposure to<br />

multimedia technology<br />

Project Partner Description Timeframe 2010 outcomes<br />

<strong>Mount</strong> <strong>Isa</strong> Safe<br />

Community Project<br />

Brilla Brilla Breakfast<br />

Program and<br />

community centre<br />

upgrade project<br />

Riverbed Action<br />

Group Burke Street<br />

Interventions Centre<br />

<strong>Mount</strong> <strong>Isa</strong> Safe<br />

Community Action<br />

Team (MISCAT)<br />

NWQICSS<br />

NWQICSS<br />

Assist MISCAT’s application to<br />

the World Health Organisation<br />

to gain endorsement of <strong>Mount</strong><br />

<strong>Isa</strong> as an international Safe<br />

Community<br />

Fund a daily breakfast program<br />

at the Brilla Brilla Community<br />

Centre at Yallambee Reserve,<br />

and assist with improvements<br />

to the Community Centre’s<br />

kitchen and laundry<br />

Provide ongoing diversionary<br />

initiatives to combat issues<br />

associated with alcohol and<br />

substance abuse<br />

2008–10 Two new Indigenous trainees commenced<br />

traineeships in Community Services and have been<br />

placed across the NWQICSS network to work and<br />

develop skills needed to complete competencies.<br />

Both trainees completed their Certificate IV in<br />

Workplace Trainer and Assessor to become trainers<br />

for other NWQICSS staff.<br />

2008–10 Myuma conducted two 13-week training<br />

programs at the Dugalungi camp in Camooweal<br />

in 2010, each of which attracted 30 Indigenous<br />

participants.<br />

Of the 60 participants who commenced the course<br />

57 successfully graduated, with most securing<br />

full-time employment. In total, 33 competencies<br />

were delivered to each participant over the course<br />

of the program.<br />

2008–10 Spinifex Future Classroom has been fully functional<br />

since early 2009. 2010 funding enabled the school<br />

to update and improve the technology resources<br />

and continue subscription to important educational<br />

software.<br />

2007-09 Due to a delayed commencement to the program<br />

in 2007, the partnership continued in 2010.<br />

During the year MISCAT and the St George<br />

Institute facilitated the first community-based short<br />

course in Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion<br />

and held an Abstract Writing Workshop. MISCAT<br />

worked closely with a number of action partner<br />

groups and participated in community events to<br />

promote the safety programs implemented under<br />

the safe community banner.<br />

2008–10 Healthy breakfasts were supplied to an average<br />

of 15–20 children five days a week, and around<br />

20 lunches were prepared daily. Please refer to<br />

the case study on page 67 for an update on this<br />

partnership.<br />

2008–10 During 2010 the Interventions Centre ran a<br />

16 week Alcohol and Other Dependencies (AOD)<br />

program with eight clients graduating from<br />

the program.<br />

All graduate clients are participating in follow up<br />

aftercare programs or have an open offer to enter<br />

this aftercare program.<br />

64 XSTRATA COPPER NORTH QUEENSLAND

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