What does ARPS mean in GHANA

The Aborigines' Rights Protection Society (ARPS) is an organization committed to protecting the rights of indigenous peoples in Australia. We advocate for better access to healthcare, education, and other basic services, as well as better cultural representation. We strive to ensure that Aboriginals are treated with respect and fairness in all areas of life.

ARPS works to raise awareness about the issues facing Aboriginal communities throughout Australia. We conduct research to better understand these issues, develop public policy recommendations, and engage in outreach activities with both governmental and non-governmental organizations. Our goal is to ensure that the voices of Aboriginal peoples are heard by decision makers and the general public.

There are a variety of ways to support our work at ARPS! You can donate money or time towards our cause, become a member or volunteer your skillset (such as writing, design or communications). Additionally, you can spread awareness about our mission through social media or word of mouth with family or friends.

Yes, there are many organizations that share the same goals as ARPS but operate on a larger scale such as Amnesty International and Oxfam Australia. Additionally, there are several smaller organizations throughout Australia which focus solely on Indigenous rights such as the National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples and IndigenousX.

Yes! All donations made to ARPS are 100% tax deductible according to Australian law.

You can follow us on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter for regular updates about our work! Additionally, we send out newsletters every quarter so make sure you have subscribed if you want more detailed information about what we're doing at ARPS.

ARPs welcomes volunteers from all ages! We are open for individuals 18 years old and above since most involvement will require interactions with government agencies but those under 18 may still join our events where required parental/guardian consent is obtained beforehand.

No! While many people connected with ARPs identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, anyone who wants to join in supporting the rights of indigenous Australians is welcome at ARPs regardless of their background or cultural identity.

Absolutely! Memberships come along with discounts on selected merchandise from our online store plus exclusive invites for special events hosted by us around various parts of Australia! Additionally members can vote in elections for positions within our organization's panel board during AGM's (Annual General Meetings).

Your generous contributions help us continue working toward fulfilling our core mission objectives – advocating on behalf of Indigenous Australians - be it lobbying governments directly or conducting research into current industry trends which directly affect Indigenous people in this country so we may keep improving upon existing initiatives we already have set up previously over the years - such as youth programs and health funded projects specifically tailored towards remote communities located throughout this country.