Alongside 12 leading community organisations, QCOSS is running the Town of Nowhere campaign, calling on the Queensland Labor Government to invest $4 Billion in building [...]
Billboards have gone live with QCOSS’ Town of Nowhere campaign in the regional centres of Townsville, Rockhampton, Cairns, and Gladstone, and in the Brisbane suburbs of Mt Gravatt and Moorooka. Advertising has also gone live in [...]
While the Federal Budget's investment in services is welcome and will create jobs for women, it missed the opportunity to act on the housing crisis, [...]
Alongside more than a dozen frontline organisations providing support to victims and survivors of sexual violence and other community organisations, QCOSS and Women's Legal Service Queensland have appealed to the Queensland government [...]
Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) CEO Aimee McVeigh is urging the state government to listen to women and ensure rape laws in Queensland require [...]
New data released today by Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) shows the full extent of the financial impact COVID-19 has had on Queenslanders. Nearly [...]
Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) says the Federal Government's heartless JobSeeker decision will trap hundreds of thousands of Queenslanders in poverty. QCOSS CEO Aimee McVeigh said: “1 in [...]
A new report – COVID-19 Rental Housing and Homelessness Impacts: an initial analysis – from ACOSS and UNSW has found that renters in Queensland are feeling the [...]
QCOSS CEO Aimee McVeigh said yesterday’s announcement to further tighten youth justice laws will not prevent crime. “The only way to reduce youth crime is to put [...]
In the lead up to International Human Rights Day tomorrow 10 December, Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) acknowledges the first year of Queensland’s Human Rights Act 2019 being in effect. “This [...]