Advancing Australia’s oral health
Coordinate the delivery of pro bono oral health services by the profession
To enable disadvantaged Australians to have equitable access to quality oral health and care.
Develop the strong and active relationship between the ADA DHF and the Trustee
To be clearly recognised as the pre-eminent coordinator of pro bono oral health programs for disadvantaged Australians.
1.1 Expand the impact of our volunteer programs
12 month Strategies
Increase the treatment delivered under the programs by 25%.
Develop a volunteer attraction strategy, focusing on engagement with the ADA membership with the support of the Branches in particular.
Engage with dental facilities to allow use by non practice owning volunteer dentists.
Develop a robust IT platform incorporating a customer management tool to allow more efficient program delivery and scalability.
1.2 Develop an effective fundraising program to enable self- sufficiency
1.3 Increase the future fund by 40% to $1.4M
12 month strategies for 1.2 and 1.3
Cultivate long-term relationships with existing donors (such as A-DEC,Straumann,Colgate)
Establish and implement sponsorship models for dental industry support for the ADA DHF.
Develop a focused strategy for approaching philanthropic organisations in Australia for funding support.
Establish a recognition scheme based on the tiered sponsorship matrix in the Fundraising Prospectus.
Promote our program to enable bequests to the Foundation.
Leverage donations from the ADA membership Australia wide, initially through voluntary donations canvassed on Branch subscription notices, with a view to introducing annual giving options for members.
1.4 Enhance the promotional program
12 month strategies
Implement the Communication Plan with regular communications channels with ADA Federal/Branches and the public.
Identify opportunities to promote the Foundation to the public and profession.
Maintain a strong presence on social media in accordance with the Communication Plan.
Widely disseminate quarterly reports to all stakeholders.
1.5 Actively engage with key stakeholders - Government, Profession, Industry, Referring organisations
12 month strategies
Prepare Federal and appropriate State pre-budget submissions.
Through ADA Branches engage with State Government Health Ministers.
Develop partnerships with like-minded organisations to deliver oral health education, focusing on: Government, the Profession, Industry, Agencies and Educational institutions.
2.1 Secure long-term partnerships with new and existing partners
12 month strategies
Secure existing Sponsorship/Partnership Agreements beyond 12 months in workable form with appropriate recognition (Mars Wrigley Foundation, Henry Schein Halas, A-DEC Straumann, Colgate)
Engage with ADA Branches to identify and establish new contacts and develop relationships with student support agencies to promote our indigenous scholarship program.
2.2 Identify successful initiatives around Australia and seek to replicate with new and existing partners.
Develop a strong and active relationship between the Trustee and the Foundation.
3.1 ADA and all Branches regard ADA DHF as their most successful investment in the community
12 month strategy
The ADA and Branches communications very regularly feature ADA DHF for ADA’s investment in Australia’s oral health, taking credit for achievements, promoting the efforts of our volunteers and generosity of our sponsors to the membership and broader Australian community. 3.2 ADA and Branches enable ADA DHF direct access to their membership through closer collaboration. 12 month strategy
ADA and Branches agree to a defined scope of direct ADA DHF access to members.
Advancing Australia’s oral health