In support of Anti-Poverty Week 2022, QCOSS is pleased to partner with the University of Queensland’s ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision Making and Society, to deliver a roundtable with Professor Virginia Eubanks.
Casenote writing is an integral skill for many frontline workers across the sector, providing important record keeping which supports decision making and client outcomes.
A 6 Week Experiential Training Program This training program is aimed at workers who have some foundational knowledge of domestic and family violence (DFV) [...]
Creating Child Safe Organisations Workshop Organisations play a key role in keeping children safe and helping them thrive. Is everyone in your organisation [...]
Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect (including Mandatory Reporting) Children are safest when all the adults around them understand how to play a part in [...]
Substance use can be a contentious political, ethical and moral topic, with many Social Workers feeling uncertain and uncomfortable working with people who are [...]
First Up - client response training for administration staff (One-day, face-to-face workshop) Administration workers are often the first persons with whom a client [...]
Over the course of two days, Betty Taylor and Tania Felsted will provide an overview of non-lethal strangulation, sexual violence, separation and stalking within a violent intimate partner context. They will [...]
Love Bites Facilitator Training (Trauma-informed) BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL - $495 for 2.5-day training to become a Love Bites facilitator including the new trauma-informed [...]
Participants will explore what it means to provide a safe and welcoming experience to the people who access sexual assault, women’s health and wellbeing and [...]
