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This submission outlines the unique needs of regional communities that are only partially being met by government services, and the struggles of NGOs to address the resulting gap to support…
The NCOSS pre-budget submission focuses on three key areas which could ensure the 26/27 NSW Budget responds to the needs of community, enhances wellbeing and boosts economic outcomes.
Our Pre Budget Submission 2025-26 covers issues such as housing, food insecurity, oral health, and early intervention for children and families. As well as the immense challenges facing the social…
The intersection of social disadvantage and disaster vulnerability is well established and well known to social services and community organisations.
NCOSS believes the introduction of a Portable Long Service Leave Scheme in NSW is a valuable reform that will support the sustainability of the community services sector.
NCOSS welcomes the New South Wales Government’s review of the ClubGRANTS Scheme as part of its broader commitment to restoring integrity and public trust in government grants.
The NSW Council of Social Service calls upon the NSW Government to choose a better future for our state.
NCOSS made a joint submission with the Public Interest Advocacy Centre and Financial Counsellors’ Association of NSW to the NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change’s consultation paper on proposed…
Local social sector organisations have been on the frontline of response and recovery during recent emergencies.
NCOSS has made a brief submission to the NSW Treasury consultation paper on Follow the Dollar Reform in NSW.
NCOSS in partnership with the Muslim Women Australia, lodged a submission which sought input from 11 different multicultural community organisations.
NCOSS has made a submission to the Independent review of Australia’s COVID-19 response established by Paul Ramsay Foundation, Minderoo Foundation and the John and Myriam Wylie Foundation and chaired by…
Our submission to the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into Homelessness amongst older people aged over 55 outlines key reforms to ensure a safe, secure future.
The social services sector is an essential industry, anchored by a female workforce. In NSW it is a major employer of women with three out of four employees in the…
After the pandemic, how can we build a more resilient and inclusive NSW?