26TEN will:
1.1 Improve our communications using our new 26TEN website and marketing images
26TEN will be successful if:
1.2 Actively recruit 26TEN members from across Tasmania, developing appropriate ways to engage different sectors, with an initial focus on:
1.3 Develop appropriate ways to engage the Aboriginal population around adult literacy
1.4 Build collaborative partnerships with other organisations committed to cultural change; participate in broad educational debates, bringing the adult literacy and numeracy perspective
1.5 Make 26TEN Literacy Awareness workshops widely available across the state
2.1 Promote the use of the 26TEN brand everywhere literacy and numeracy help is available
2.2 Through the 26TEN membership network, build partnerships with and between organisations that can help give pathways to learners
2.3 Provide 26TEN grants to communities and employers to support their action on adult literacy and numeracy, evaluate outcomes and share what is learnt to improve the success of future projects
2.4 Support 26TEN members with tools and resources to help them take action
2.5 Support and keep closely engaged with literacy and numeracy service providers and advocates
2.6 Work with the Libraries Tasmania literacy network, as a key service to individuals and local communities, to mutual benefit
2.7 Support the development of the adult literacy and numeracy workforce in Tasmania
3.1 Advocate the use of plain English throughout the Tasmanian public sector and other sectors including health, legal, construction and civil
3.2 Ensure plain English is used in all 26TEN material and communications
3.3 Establish a plain English award to celebrate initiatives which promote clear communication
3.4 Make 26TEN plain English workshops widely available