NCOSS News

When we speak to people and communities across the State, we hear that our current system of driver licensing is simply not serving Aboriginal people… Read More

NCOSS is proud to have joined forces with some of Australia’s leading businesses, sporting bodies and NGO’s to support the “Racism. It Stops With Me” campaign. 

Last week, the Federal Aged Care Minister Ken Wyatt announced that the Older Persons Advocacy Network would receive $25.7 million over three years to supply… Read More

NCOSS made a submission to the Independent Pricing & Regulatory Tribunals’ (IPART) annual review of the operation of the competitive retail electricity market in NSW. 

Supporting vulnerable children to be a healthy weight is an issue of significant concern for our sector judging by the attendance at a forum last… Read More

We know that older people from marginalised communities are more likely to face barriers in social connection. Inclusive and connected communities is a priority area… Read More

Here's the full program for NCOSS' 2017 Regional Conferences, which are coming to 6 key centres across NSW. 

Though we sometimes don’t think about it, energy, particularly electricity, is essential to our daily lives. Access to this service underpins our health, wellbeing and general quality… Read More

Last week NCOSS members and other stakeholders came together to hear about innovative initiatives securing better outcomes for vulnerable children  as part of the NCOSS New Perspectives… Read More

Last night’s Budget saw the announcement of a new National Housing and Homelessness Agreement to replace the National Affordable Housing Agreement (NAHA). The good news… Read More

Last Thursday, a Bill reinstating the requirement for nursing home to have a Registered Nurse on duty at all times unanimously passed the NSW Upper… Read More

NCOSS made a letter of submission to the recently released draft regulations governing point to point transport this week. Last year the Government made changes… Read More