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Current Collaborations Common Ground Adelaide Common Ground Adelaide Limited is a not-for-profit organisation established to provide affordable rental housing to people who are homeless or who are at-risk of becoming homeless through support of the government and corporate sectors.Common Ground Adelaide is a partner in CAN SA's Placemaking program.
For more info about Common Ground Adelaide click on the link www.commongroundadelaide.org.au
For more information about PlaceMaking click on the link www.cansa.net.au/Projects-Placemaking
Creative Communities Network The Creative Communities Network is a coalition of local government arts and cultural workers who believe that PlaceMaking is inclusive statement bringing together the world of the built environment and the communities which inhabit them.The Creative Communities Network intends to promote positive strategies from within and outside councils to ensure arts and culture are at the heart of any Placemaking ambition.
For more information about the Creative Communities Network and to check our some of their resources click on the link www.lga.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=279
Arts Industry Council SA (AIC) The AIC is South Australia?s independent voice for the arts. The Council conducts research, mounts lobby campaigns, generates and circulates bulletins and issues papers, meets regularly with Arts SA and ministerial advisors, takes delegations to government ministers, and hosts public forums and discussion evenings. AIC members include over 100 of the state?s arts and cultural organisations and individual artists. CAN SA?s Director Lisa Philip-Harbutt sits on the AIC Executive Committee. CAN SA and AIC have a close information sharing relationship.
For more information on the AIC please click on the link www.aicsa.net.au
Service Skills SA (SSSA) Service Skills SA (SSSA) is the business name for Service Skills Industry Alliance Inc. (SSIA). It is a non-profit association and one of nine Industry Skills Boards (ISBs) set up in South Australia and covers four industry sectors; Arts, Sport & Recreation, Retail & Wholesale and Personal Services. The Arts Advisory Committee is called the Arts Thinkers Gym. This is a forum for arts workers to debate issues, discuss ideas, and interact on a regular basis. Discussions assist Service Skills SA to identify arts industry issues.
For more information about Service Skills SA click on the link www.serviceskillssa.com.au
Carclew Youth Arts Carclew Youth Arts is South Australia's only multi-artform and cultural organisation dedicated to artistic outcomes by and for people aged 26 and under. It provides young people with opportunities to try different artforms, supports emerging artists to develop their craft and advocates for youth arts practice.Carclew's programs consist of workshops, events, arts projects, funding programs, and skill development opportunities, which:
- Provide funding, scholarships and mentoring opportunities for South Australian artists aged 26 and under.
- Provide funding for youth arts organisations working with children and young people.
- Connect artists with South Australian schools, teachers and students.
- Help young South Australians connect with arts industry professionals.
- Provide South Australian artists with affordable rehearsal, performance and exhibition spaces.
- Profile and celebrating young South Australian artists.Connect children and young people to the arts across South Australia.
Carclew Youth Arts is at the forefront of the South Australian youth artscape. It's a passionate organisation, fuelled by the innovation of youth culture and driven to develop the next generation of artistic minds. Since 1972, Carclew has been actively moulding South Australia into a creative community and has been recognised for its contributions.
To find out more about Carclew Youth Arts, you can check them out at www.carclew.org.au CAN SA partners with Carclew Youth Arts in the delivery of Arts Administration training. Click here to find out more about the Arts Administration Training we deliver with them. www.cansa.net.au/Training-EnCompass-ArtsAdmin
Arts and Health CAN SA members work closely with Health workers in a variety of different ways. Staff members sit on two hospital-based Arts and Health Committees. We have a representative on the Royal Adelaide Hospital Arts and Health Reference Group which supports the work of staff and volunteers in this program. The Director has also been an active member of the Women's and Children's Hospital Foundation Arts in Health Committee. It has been crucial that CAN SA also continues to lobby for Arts and Health within wider context especially in relation to government's process for the development of the new Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Regional Arts Australia Regional Arts Australia is the key national body representing the broad and complex interests and concerns of those working with and for the arts in regional, rural and remote Australia. As an advocate, Regional Arts Australia has achieved significant results over the last three years in winning better recognition and support for the enormous contribution that regional arts make to the cultural, economic and social wellbeing of the nation. As a project initiator and manager, Regional Arts Australia has become an important partner in equipping regional artists, artsworkers and communities to meet the special needs and challenges that accompany arts practice, arts promotion and audience development in the regional and rural sectors.
Regional Arts Australia employs an Executive Director and Project Officer and engages consultants as needed. Regional Arts Australia funds its administrative activities through income received from membership fees and the leasing out of a Canberra property (Arts House) in which it has an interest. This independent income allows the organisation to maximise the effective application of project funds that it administers. The organisation receives no public funding for its administration. To find out more about Regional Arts Australia, check out their website at www.regionalarts.com.au.
Regional Arts Ausralia originally developed the "Creative Volunteering: No Limits" course that was later rebadged as a "SmART in Business - a Course in Business Skills for Creative People". CAN SA is licensed to deliver the accredited training. To find out more about smART in Business click on the link. www.cansa.net.au/Training-smARTinBusiness
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