Our Objectives
What We Work Towards
Advocacy
Advocate for Parental Rights
Education
Promote Respectful Education
Awareness
Raise Awareness
Stakeholders
Engage with Stakeholders
Unity
Foster Unity and Collaboration
Empowerment
Empower Families
Inclusivity
Champion Inclusivity
Action Plans
The Plans We're Working On
Social Media Plan
Increase awareness of the PRCA's mission and objectives, engage with the community, and grow the committee's membership using various social media platforms
Member Acquisition plan
Reach 50,000 members and obtain at least 25,000 signatories in support of the PRCA's mission and objectives
Political Action Plan
Engage with local MPs and all levels of government to enforce the PRCA's presence and mission, utilizing member numbers to leverage the threat of lost votes for parties that do not support the PRCA's objectives
Department of Education action Plan
Engage with school teachers, principals, and the Department of Education, ensuring that parents' voices are heard and their concerns regarding parental rights and religious freedom in education are addressed
Material Handling Plan
Procedure for Addressing Material Contradicting a Child's Faith or Parental Rights Approval
Unresolved Matters
Provide support and guidance to parents and guardians in cases where concerns about material contradicting a child's faith or parental rights approval have not been resolved through the outlined procedure
Womens Sub-Committee
Establish a women's sub-committee within the PRCA that focuses on the unique concerns and perspectives of mothers and female guardians, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are addressed in the pursuit of parental rights and religious freedom in education
Religious leaders
Establish a Religious Leader Communication Board (RLCB) that collaborates with religious and community leaders in order to educate and disseminate information about parental rights and religious freedom in education to their respective communities
Group Collaboration
Build partnerships with other organizations and groups that share a similar purpose or can assist in growing the PRCA, leveraging each party's strengths to maximize efficiency and minimize duplication of efforts
Opposing Organisations
Engage with organizations or individuals who may not agree with the PRCA's vision in a respectful and constructive manner, emphasizing the committee's commitment to protecting families and safeguarding parental rights while maintaining a balance between protection and potential abuse
Government Submission Policy
Effectively advocate for the protection of parental rights and religious freedom in education by engaging with government policymakers through the submission of well-researched, persuasive policy proposals