PRIVACY POLICY

1    INTRODUCTION

1.1    Personal Information, as defined in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act), may be collected from you by us when you visit our website (Site).

1.2    Throughout these Terms, when we mention ‘we’, ‘our’ or ‘us’, we mean the Yoorana Gunya Family Violence Healing Centre, operating as the Binaal Billa Family Violence Prevention Legal Service, of 18 Spring Street, Forbes NSW 2871

1.3    We will hold this Personal Information in the strictest of confidence in accordance with and subject to the National Privacy Principles (NPP) in the Privacy Act and this privacy policy (Policy), which forms part of the Terms of Use. This Policy explains how and why we collect your Personal Information, how we use it and what controls you have over our use of it.

2    COLLECTION OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

2.1    We collect your Personal Information in order to provide to you the services available on this Site. The information that we collect includes your name and email address.

2.2    We collect your Personal Information through our Site, emails that you send to us, or otherwise when you knowingly provide it to us.

3    ACCESS TO AND CORRECTION OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

3.1    We will take reasonable care to keep your Personal Information accurate and up to date.

3.2    You have a right under the Privacy Act to access your Personal Information that is held by us, so long as your request is in accordance with the NPP. If, in your view, any of the personal information held by us is incorrect or inaccurate, please contact us at michaela@spirithunter.com.au so that we may be able to amend and update your Personal Information accordingly.

3.3    If we refuse to provide you with access to, or correct your Personal Information held by us, then we will provide reasons for such refusal.

4    USE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

You acknowledge that we may use your Personal Information to provide you with information, such as information relating to the running of competitions.

5    SECURITY AND STORAGE

5.1    We will take reasonable steps to protect the Personal Information from misuse and loss from unauthorised access, modification or disclosure.

5.2    We retain the information you provide to us to enable us to contact you and to retain adequate records for legal and accounting purposes.

5.3    We do not represent that the Site is completely secure from interference or access by third parties and we will not be responsible for any breach of security caused by third parties. The information will only be accessed by our personnel who are authorised and have security access.

5.4    We will take reasonable steps to destroy or permanently de identify Personal Information when it is no longer required by us.

6    DISCLOSURE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

Except as may be required by law, including any relevant privacy legislation, policy or industry code, we will not disclose nor transfer any particulars of your Personal Information, or any other information that would identify you individually, to any other body or person without your prior consent.

7    COOKIES

7.1    This Site only uses cookies that collect general information about how you use the Site. Cookies reside on your computer, and help the Site to recognise your computer's browser as a previous visitor. The Site only uses cookie to collect general statical information (eg number of website hits) and no personal information is collected by the cookies that are used on the Site.

7.2    You can set up your browser to refuse cookies if you wish. However, if you do so, you may not receive the full benefit of the Site.

8    CHANGES TO PRIVACY POLICY

If we change our Privacy Policy, we will post changes on this Policy page so that you are always aware of what information is collected, how it is used and the way in which information may be disclosed. Please go back to this Policy to review any amendments.

What is Spirit Hunting?

Hunting, in the ancient traditional sense, is about seeking out sustenance in order for a community to grow and thrive equal with their environment.
Spirit Hunting therefore, is about seeking out sustenance for intangible qualities, including our potential and ability, in order to give lifeblood back to our communities. This quest for spirit reminds us that our stories are our own, but our destiny can be shared, in our homes and our land in this Year of Human Rights Learning.