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 Melissa Angelo (Blacktown); Susan Bradley-Hoy (Burwood); Annette Chaplin (Camden); Bernadette Stephenson and Robert Swan (Campbelltown); Peter (City of Sydney); Jacky Talbot (Lane Cove); Rebecca Allan (Mosman): Zora Drazic (Northern Beaches); Julie-Anne Jones and Jenny Chalain (Penrith); Jodie Sheather and Magnolia Szabo (Randwick); Vikki Foggin (Ryde); Mylee Joseph, Catherine Byrant, and Andrea Curr (SLNSW); Michele Hamidi and Marita Parkin (Waverley); Meryl Davis, Susan Hyde, and Rebecca Browning (Willoughby); Laurie Popple and Mary Johnston (Wollongong).
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 .Apologies**
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 **Action:** 2 more lightning talks are need. Julie-Anne will send out request.
 **Action:** The working group will meet prior to next HLS meeting and report back.
 **Action:** Mylee will investigate keynote speaker.
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 . Marketing and promotion
-    Objective 5 Strategic Plan – Capturing statistics to demonstrate the impact and benefit of HLS
+Objective 5 Strategic Plan – Capturing statistics to demonstrate the impact and benefit of HLS
-    Measuring Impact of Library Services The State Library of Queensland published a tool for measuring The Impact of Libraries as Creative Spaces http://www.plconnect.slq.qld.gov.au/manage/research/libraries-as-creative-spaces The tool considers the following aspects of a library service or activity:
+Measuring Impact of Library Services The State Library of Queensland published a tool for measuring The Impact of Libraries as Creative Spaces http://www.plconnect.slq.qld.gov.au/manage/research/libraries-as-creative-spaces The tool considers the following aspects of a library service or activity:
- PROVIDES ACCESS TO RESOURCES Providing assistance and enabling access to information and materials such as craft supplies, historical records and digital media.
- HELPS TO BUILD IDEAS Exposing the public to new ideas and facilitating the development of curiosity, experimentation and risk taking.
+  - PROVIDES ACCESS TO RESOURCES Providing assistance and enabling access to information and materials such as craft supplies, historical records and digital media.
- CONNECTS PEOPLE TO CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Engaging the public in democracy, citizenship, rehabilitation and collaborative work with other public and private institutions.
+  - HELPS TO BUILD IDEAS Exposing the public to new ideas and facilitating the development of curiosity, experimentation and risk taking.
- SUPPORTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY Providing a place for community development to happen by encouraging cultural diversity, equality, equity and social capital.
+  - CONNECTS PEOPLE TO CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Engaging the public in democracy, citizenship, rehabilitation and collaborative work with other public and private institutions.
- AIDS CULTURAL PARTICIPATION Facilitating public culture by organising and delivering formal and informal events that allow people to participate in diverse ways.
+  - SUPPORTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY Providing a place for community development to happen by encouraging cultural diversity, equality, equity and social capital.
-. SUPPORTS HEALTH AND WELLBEING Providing relaxation, entertainment and leisure activities that promote physical and mental wellbeing.
+  - AIDS CULTURAL PARTICIPATION Facilitating public culture by organising and delivering formal and informal events that allow people to participate in diverse ways.
- PROVIDES FOR EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Making possible, through creative practice, continuous learning and informal approaches to education that offer an alternative to formal institutions.
+  - SUPPORTS HEALTH AND WELLBEING Providing relaxation, entertainment and leisure activities that promote physical and mental wellbeing.
- ENCOURAGES ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY Enabling access to mentoring and networking for business and occupational purposes, and generating income through creative practice.
+  - PROVIDES FOR EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Making possible, through creative practice, continuous learning and informal approaches to education that offer an alternative to formal institutions.
+  - ENCOURAGES ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY Enabling access to mentoring and networking for business and occupational purposes, and generating income through creative practice.
 After discussion Mylee suggested that we defer this and make it a focus for group in 2019, at which time we can hold a workshop on how collecting statistics for HLS. Meanwhile if the group could look at any surveys they conduct and keep them on file for this workshop.
 The following topics were discussed.
 Multicultural Bulk Loan Service
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 Notes taken from presentation are as follows -
-    Person centred care
+  * Person centred care
-    Time-limited intervention
+  * Time-limited intervention
-    Regain physical/physiological and social ability.
+  * Regain physical/physiological and social ability.
-    Holistically living better
+  * Holistically living better
-    Re-build confidence
+  * Re-build confidence
-    Learn skills again
+  * Learn skills again
-    Promote healthy living
+  * Promote healthy living
-    Social inclusion
+  * Social inclusion
-    Promote independence
+  * Promote independence
-    Exercise programs
+  * Exercise programs
-    Develop plans
+  * Develop plans
-    Partnership with families
+  * Partnership with families
-    Strengths focused (hopes and dreams)
+  * Strengths focused (hopes and dreams)
-    Technology enablement
+  * Technology enablement
-    Learn new skills and rekindle old ones
+  * Learn new skills and rekindle old ones
-    Connect old and new friends
+  * Connect old and new friends
-    Equipment that can make things easier
+  * Equipment that can make things easier
-    Cooking classes
+  * Cooking classes
-    Self-manage mental health
+  * Self-manage mental health
-    Building networks
+  * Building networks
-    MyAged Care changes
+  * MyAged Care changes
-    What you can do for a person.
+  * What you can do for a person.
-    What they can do for themselves
+  * What they can do for themselves
-    Important to listen to individual stories
+  * Important to listen to individual stories
-    Needs change overtime
+  * Needs change overtime
 .Matters arising from previous minutes
-    Blog Post – deferred until May meeting.
+  * Blog Post – deferred until May meeting.
-    HLS Profiles – if the group could supply Mary with HLS profiles we will add onto the wiki
+  * HLS Profiles – if the group could supply Mary with HLS profiles we will add onto the wiki
 .Programming
-    Randwick – events for adults, including chess, Thai Chi, Learning Mandarin, Mah-jong, bridge classes.
+  * Randwick – events for adults, including chess, Thai Chi, Learning Mandarin, Mah-jong, bridge classes.
-    Blacktown – table tennis outside library, chess, games day.
+  * Blacktown – table tennis outside library, chess, games day.
-    Waverley – Sketch Flash program, collage, movies, join a club expo.
+  * Waverley – Sketch Flash program, collage, movies, join a club expo.
 .General business
-    Jodie from Randwick mentioned a focus group that Oriana (SLNSW) was running about devices. Jodie will find out information on the findings and pass on to the group.
+Jodie from Randwick mentioned a focus group that Oriana (SLNSW) was running about devices. Jodie will find out information on the findings and pass on to the group.
 Close of Meeting – 12.30pm followed by a tour of the library
 Next Meeting: Monday May 7, 2018 at Burwood Library, 10am – 1pm