Report: Bridging the Digital Divide
As the world moves increasingly online, digital inclusion is necessary for people to be fulsomely engaged in economic, social and civic life. Despite that [...]
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Community Plus: ‘I choose Art Gang to be my family’
A diverse group of artists have found a sense of belonging and connection through West End Community House's Art Gang.
Report: Incorporating the consumer voice – Delivering consumer-centric services
Understanding the characteristics, experience and perspectives of consumers is an important element of designing products and services that are fit for purpose.
Report: State of the sector
Queensland’s community sector works to improve the quality of life of people accessing their services, as well as the wider community. As per the [...]
A Recovery for All Queenslanders
The economic challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic means more Queenslanders than ever are under financial pressure, and the economic recovery has a long way to go. Federal and State Governments must ensure that people affected by the downturn are not left behind.
Report: The value of Queensland’s not-for-profit sector
This report, commissioned by QCOSS and written by David Gilchrist and Thomas Emery at the Not-for-profits University of Western Australia (UWA) Resarch team, focuses [...]
Report: Gender impact analysis of the Queensland Budget 2021-2022
QCOSS’ 2021 Gender budget analysis report shows that the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected women’s employment and the state government must do more if the gender pay gap is ever to be addressed.
Submission: Social Services Legislation Amendment (Consistent Waiting Periods for New Migrants)
The amendments to the Social Services Legislation Bill will increase waiting periods for new migrants accessing income support payments.
Budget a beacon of hope for Queenslanders living through the state’s housing crisis
With more than $2.9 billion committed towards social housing in today’s state budget, QCOSS welcomes the government’s commitment to addressing Queensland’s housing crisis.