Early Years Educator
Employment Term: Full-time role Location: Brisbane, Charleville, Roma, Remuneration: From $57K + 10.5% Super + Not for Profit Salary Packaging + Penalties & Allowances We are currently [...]
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Queensland Government – Investing in Queensland Women
The latest round of the Investing in Queensland Women grant program is open for applications as part of this year’s Queensland Women’s Week [...]
Queensland Government – Indigenous Workforce and Skills Development Grant
Queensland’s Indigenous organisations are invited to apply for a grant to develop projects that address training and skills challenges or create job opportunities [...]
Queensland Government – Community Sustainability Action grants
The Community Sustainability Action grants provide grant funding to eligible community groups and individuals for innovative projects which seek to address climate change, [...]
Justice of the Peace Training
Queensland Justices Association (QJA) is an RTO and professional association for Justices of the Peace in Queensland. Established in 1918 with over 5,000 [...]
Queensland Government – Investing in Queensland Women Grants
QCOSS note: The end date accompanying this listing is a placeholder. This grant offer may be fully subscribed or withdrawn before the date [...]
Short-term housing relief but no long term plan on the horizon
Today’s Housing Summit Outcomes Report delivers short term relief for Queenslanders living through the state’s housing crisis, says the state’s peak community service body. But the 45,958 people waiting on Queensland’s social housing register need houses built immediately, QCOSS CEO Aimee McVeigh says.
Quality Collaboration Network (QCN)
To enhance best practice within the sector in relation to quality systems, QCOSS regularly convenes the Quality Collaboration Network.
Federal Housing Minister must answer to forcing Queenslanders into homelessness
Queenslanders are being forced into homelessness and poverty by a Federal Government decision to continue a national rental scheme phase out, with Queensland hit the hardest.
State Budget 2022-23: If we can build hospitals, we can build houses
QCOSS welcomes important social reforms and investment announced in today’s state budget, but says it is extremely disappointed there was no additional funding for one of the state’s biggest issues.