Creating a Brighter Future for Watson
About
Dr Ziad Basyouny
Creating a Brighter Future for Watson
It's Not About Me, It's About You
“For too long, Western Sydney has been overlooked. Its time to change that. Watson is more than just my home; it’s my community, my family. My commitment to you is unwavering”
Ziad Basyouny
About Ziad
Ziad Basyouny
A Message from Ziad
The Vision For a Brighter Watson.
Ziad Basyouny is a dedicated community leader and experienced physician committed to improving the lives of Watson residents. With a strong background in healthcare and a deep understanding of local issues, Ziad is focused on making Watson a better place through affordable housing, accessible healthcare, and essential infrastructure improvements. His leadership is driven by integrity, experience, and a profound sense of duty to his community, ensuring that every voice in Watson is heard and valued
MBBS
MBBCH = Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Fracgp
Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Extensive Community Involvement:
Ziad has been deeply involved in local initiatives
Proven Leadership in Healthcare
Ziad played a crucial role in the Western Sydney Local Health District's COVID-19 response
Straight Facts
For too long Western Sydney has been overlooked, and its time for that to change. Here are some harse facts.
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Addressing the Cost of Living Crisis
Watson families are struggling under the weight of rising living costs, from housing to energy bills. I am committed to implementing practical solutions that will ease these burdens, such as increasing income support and advocating for affordable housing initiatives. These measures aim to create a more stable and secure financial future for every resident in Watson.
Here are some straight facts that highlight the urgency of this issue
- Income Disparity: Watson’s median weekly income is 15% below the Sydney average, making it harder for families to manage rising costs.
- Housing Stress: Nearly 40% of households in Watson spend more than 30% of their income on rent, leading to significant financial strain.
- Energy Costs: Residents have seen a 20% increase in their energy bills over the past three years, exacerbating the financial burden on families.
02
Tackling the Housing Crisis in Watson
The rising cost of housing is putting Watson families under immense pressure, with many struggling to afford their rent and at risk of homelessness. Ziad Basyouny’s plan focuses on increasing the supply of affordable housing and implementing rent control measures to ensure every resident has access to a safe and secure home. These solutions aim to alleviate the housing stress felt by nearly 40% of households in Watson.
Here are some straight facts that highlight the urgency of this issue
- Housing Affordability: Watson’s rental prices have increased by 25% over the last five years, pushing many families into housing stress.
- Housing Stress: Nearly 40% of Watson households are spending over 30% of their income on rent, making it difficult for families to save or invest in other areas.
- Homelessness: Homelessness in Watson has risen by 15% in the last year, highlighting the urgent need for more affordable housing options.
03
Improving Healthcare Access in Watson
Access to quality healthcare is a significant concern for Watson residents, with many facing long wait times and limited services. Ziad Basyouny’s healthcare plan focuses on expanding access to essential services, particularly for mental health and preventative care, to ensure that everyone in Watson can receive the care they need without delay. These initiatives will help reduce preventable health issues and improve overall community well-being.
Here are some straight facts that highlight the urgency of this issue
- Healthcare Access: 25% of Watson residents report difficulty accessing timely healthcare, with long wait times being a significant barrier.
- Mental Health: Mental health services in Watson are underfunded, with only 60% of residents able to access the care they need.
- Preventative Care: Preventable hospital admissions have increased by 10% over the past five years, indicating a need for better community-based healthcare services.
04
Advocating for Justice for All
Watson is a diverse community, but many residents face challenges related to human rights and access to legal representation. Ziad Basyouny is committed to advocating for justice, both locally and globally, ensuring that every resident has the support they need to live freely and fairly. His focus on human rights, affordable legal services, and global advocacy will create a more just and equitable Watson.
Here are some straight facts that highlight the urgency of this issue
- Human Rights: Watson’s diverse community faces increasing challenges related to human rights, with 30% of residents experiencing some form of discrimination in the past year.
- Legal Representation: Access to affordable legal services is limited, with 20% of Watson residents unable to afford adequate representation when needed.
- Global Advocacy: The issue of justice for Palestine resonates strongly in Watson, with a significant portion of the community advocating for stronger political action on international
