The Human Service Quality Framework Lunchbox Series (four-part series) – Hosted by HDAA and QCOSS
The 2023-2024 state budget saw a significant investment into the Human Services Quality Framework (HSQF).
Below you will find a list of all posts that have been categorised as "Webinar"
In Conversation with Hon Meaghan Scanlon MP
Our sector believes everyone should have a safe place to call home, but our current reality means entire families are living out of tents, in their cars, couch surfing, or sleeping rough.
A guide to social media for Communications Officers
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?
Indigenous Workforce and Skills Development Grant: Tender writing workshop (Statewide) Online
The Indigenous Workforce and Skills Development Grant is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander designed and led employment initiatives.
Lunchbox session: Truth telling
Now is not the time to rest on our laurels but to look forward with renewed commitment to supporting the self-determination and decision-making authority of First Nations people.
Digital technology in the NFP sector in 2023 – the lay of the land and what we need to prepare for next.
We are delighted to join Infoxchange’s Digital Transformation experts, Marcus Harvey, Sophie Souchon and Rachael McNamara, to discuss not-for-profit digital trends, opportunities and challenges.
Lunchbox session: How to acknowledge country
Deepen your understanding of when, how and why we should acknowledge the traditional owners of the land you are on in this in-conversation session with First Nations organisation, We al-li.
In Conversation with Mike Kaiser
In 2023, the public service has been marked by the damning findings of the Robodebt Commission, the PwC tax scandal and, most recently, allegations that Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo was colluding with Liberal powerbrokers to influence federal politics.
Self-care when working with First Nations communities recovering from trauma
It is essential for those in frontline community sector roles to understand safety and care for self when working with communities recovering from trauma.
Working with First Nations people in a trauma and healing informed way
Understanding the impact of trauma enables service providers to deliver trauma and healing integrated care for First Nations clients.