Children speak up when they feel their voice matters. Hearing what children have to say empowers adults to fulfil their duty to act in the best interests of children when making decisions that will impact their lives.
Working with patients and clients who are ageing or who have co-morbid disabilities or illnesses can raise issues around capacity for decision-making, how to support them and when to refer to QCAT.
QCOSS In Conversation with The Honourable Cameron Dick MP, Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Investment
From how to best answer a reporter’s call, to briefing your CEO and organising a press conference, this session will provide you with the practical knowledge and skills you need to help boost your organisation’s media performance.
Do you want to increase your organisation’s media presence? Are you comfortable in front of TV cameras? Do you know how to deliver a message that journalists will want to run?
Simply collecting data and reporting is not enough. Community service organisations who foster a data-driven culture throughout the organisation help everyone to understand the importance of data and how it can create a human-centred and learning organisation.
There are so many social media platforms available – how do you know which ones will best suit your intent, and how do you create content that will reach who you want it to?
The Parliamentary Joint Committee of Human Rights is currently holding an Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework.
This QCN Meeting will focus on ensuring policy and other organisational documents are accessible to blind readers.
A better alternative to the youth justice system is possible for children.
QCOSS acknowledges the traditional owners of the lands on which we are based on, the Jagera and Turrbal people, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
We thank First Nations People for the gift of the Uluru Statement from the Heart. We look forward to supporting work leading to a successful referendum to enshrine a First Nations Voice to Parliament in the Australian Constitution followed by Makarrata and Truth.
We welcome the invitation to walk with First Nations Peoples in a movement of the Australian people for a better future.
