August Hendrie Advisory respectfully acknowledges the Wiradjuri people, the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Guided by the Wiradjuri principle of Yindyamarra—to act with honour, respect, kindness and gentleness—we are committed to listening, learning and working together in the spirit of genuine partnership.
August Hendrie Advisory proudly affirms the diversity, strength and contributions of LGBTIQA+ communities.
We recognise that many people of diverse sexualities, genders and intersex variations continue to experience discrimination, exclusion and inequitable access to healthcare, disability and community services. We are committed to creating spaces where people are safe to be their authentic selves, where lived experience is respected, and where diversity is recognised as a source of strength.
Inclusion is not simply about representation—it is about ensuring every person is treated with dignity, respect and humanity.
August Hendrie Advisory recognises the diversity, strengths and expertise of people living with disability, including psychosocial disability and mental ill-health. We acknowledge that many people continue to face barriers to inclusion, participation and equitable access to services. We believe disability and mental health are part of the rich diversity of the human experience and that the voices of people with lived and living experience must be central to decisions that affect our lives. We are committed to promoting dignity, accessibility, inclusion, human rights and genuine partnership in everything we do.