Peter Mac’s plans and strategies below set out our commitment to providing both safe and inclusive care and equitable employment opportunities. We aim to build a diverse workforce, representative of the community we serve.
Gender Equality Action Plan
The Gender Equality Action Plan sets out Peter Mac’s commitment to address seven workforce gender equality indicators. A safe and included workforce lets us deliver the best cancer care for patients. This plan also provides the framework for conducting Equity Impact Assessments on policies, programs, and services that have a significant and direct impact on the public.
Read the Gender Equality Action Plan.
Disability Action Plan
The Disability Action Plan provides a framework for Peter Mac to address disability discrimination from the provision of its goods, services, and facilities, as well as employment and volunteer opportunities.
Read the Disability Action Plan.
Intersectionality Position Statement
We use an intersectionality lens to engage in our work. This underpins, influences, and improves our approach to diversity and inclusion in healthcare.
Read the Intersectionality Position Statement.
Reconciliation Action Plan
Peter Mac’s vision for reconciliation is that the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of this country will be restored to a place of equity, dignity, and respect. We aspire to the healing of our national soul and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures to be fully valued, with broken relationships restored and social inequalities eradicated.
Our Reconciliation Action Plan, or RAP, is an agreed strategy on how we intend to contribute to reducing the gap in cancer outcomes between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australians.
Read the Reconciliation Action Plan.
First Nations Employment Strategy
Our inaugural First Nations Employment Strategy sets out our goals to promote First Nations leadership and self-determination across the organisation, increase employment participation of First Nations peoples at Peter Mac, provide culturally safe supports to First Nations staff, and increase cultural competency among non-Indigenous staff.
Read the First Nations Employment Strategy.
How you can get involved
Peter Mac is looking for people who have been affected by cancer (patients, carers and families) to join our Consumer Register. If you are interested in sharing your feedback to help shape strategies, policies, and services, please consider joining: Help us improve.
You can also provide feedback about your experience at Peter Mac: Feedback, rights and responsibilities
Peter Mac Progress Report - Gender Equality Act (2023)
The Peter Mac Progress Report for the Gender Equality Act (2023) highlights the organisation's commitment to addressing gender inequality and promoting gender equality. The report details the progress and actions taken through various gender impact assessments (GIAs) on policies, programs, and services.
Read the Peter Mac Progress Report – Gender Equality Act (2023)
Pages related to Diversity and Inclusion
- Disability Support Services
- Interpreter services and languages
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
- Family Violence
- Men's Shed at Peter Mac
- Free Patient Legal Service
- Carer and family
- Subsidised travel and accommodation schemes
- Diversity and inclusion