ACOSS welcomes Labor’s climate change plan to tackle dangerous climate change, but greater ambition, focus on equity and on building climate resilience, is still needed.
The NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) welcomes the Premier’s renewed focus on social issues and support for individuals and communities who are struggling, and
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R U OK? has announced the appointment of Katherine Newton as Chief Executive Officer. Celebrated for the significant work Newton has delivered as Campaign Director,
Australian Council of Social Services (ACOSS) congratulates Townsville Council for officially endorsing the ‘Raise the Rate’ campaign, a national campaign, which calls on the Federal
New South Wales and South Australian pizza lovers are officialy the most giving communities across Australia, choosing to round up their online Domino’s orders to
Telstra Queensland Business Women’s For Purpose and Social Enterprise Award went to Dushyanthi Thangiah, CEO, Yumba-Meta Housing Association. As the CEO of Yumba-Meta Housing Association
R U OK? has launched Stronger Together, a targeted suicide prevention campaign to encourage conversation within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Developed with the
Ten years ago the National Youth Commission Inquiry (NYC) focused their welcome attention on the troubling and prevailing problem of youth homelessness. Ten years on
NSW’s peak social services body, the NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) has congratulated the Berejiklian Government on being re-elected at the weekend. NCOSS said
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