Governments can reduce poverty and inequality in Victoria by recognising the unique contribution the community sector plays, not only in ‘welfare’ terms but as a large and growing industry with significant social and economic benefits, says Mary Sayers, VCOSS Deputy CEO.
Opportunities lost: reflections on recent federal tenders
Recent federal funding cuts and tendering processes have created much concern for the community sector and the communities they work with. Brooke McKail looks at ... Read More
Place-based approaches: how to get them moving
A recent project investigated how we can better promote children's wellbeing through place-based initiatives. Sue West provides a summary of its findings and ... Read More
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