We have over 30 years experience in the successful management of challenging and often highly controversial projects in such areas as health, aged care and welfare, housing, immigration, environment, educational training, legal services, crime prevention and indigenous issues.
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Evaluation of the NSW Strategies ›
Urbis has been engaged by NSW Health to evaluate a number of strategies, including NSW HIV/AIDS Strategy 2006-2010, NSW Hepatitis C Strategy 2007-2010, and more.
This page provides a brief outline of the project and how you can be involved.
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Healthy for Life Program Evaluation ›
Healthy for Life is a major federal initiative to improve Indigenous peoples’ access to child and maternal health services and chronic disease care (particularly for diabetes and cardio vascular disease).
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Evaluation of the Rural Clinical Schools Program and the University Departments of Rural Health Program ›
Both Programs are part of a long term strategy to improve recruitment and retention of health professionals in rural and remote Australia, and provide a range of academic and research opportunities.
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Aboriginal Home Ownership Market Research ›
The project involved focus groups with Aboriginal home owners and renters, a literature review, analysis of NSW housing data and interviews with key informants across the Aboriginal housing sector in NSW and interstate.
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Evaluation of the Australian Rural Leadership Program and Strategic Research Project ›
This evaluation was commissioned by a new CEO and Board who saw a need to better understand the outcomes of the Program and how it was being viewed by its graduates and financial sponsors.
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NSW Public Interest Advocacy Centre – Cut Off: The Social Impacts of Utility Disconnection and Restriction ›
The recent study commenced with a literature review into the characteristics of consumers most likely to be disconnected and the circumstances they would face as a result.
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Scoping Study on Assistive Technology used by Frail Older People Living in the Community ›
As Australia’s ageing population increases, assistive technology can help more people ‘age in place’ – remaining independent and connected to their communities for longer.
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