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Mandy Weber and her two teenage daughters face the prospect of homelessness for a sixth time once the JobSeeker Coronavirus

John Doutch isn’t too fussed by the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic. “Us oldies, if I could put it that way, are

“No one should have to be making choices between food and bills, medication and bills. But we are."

Fear of COVID-19 has changed a lot of things in Ruth Skewes' life, but some things are too important to

Bayu Pratama has been no stranger to racism since arriving in Australia from Jakarta eight years ago.

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A monthly discussion forum to guide community organisations through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Managing work, money, our health and legal rights during the pandemic.

VCOSS Response to the Australian Building Codes Board Regulatory Impact Statement on the Proposal to Include Minimum Accessibility Standards in

Investing in the community services industry is smart. It’s an investment in the future for the wellbeing of all Victorians.

Victoria is currently experiencing disproportionately high rates of youth unemployment due to COVID-19 and this is expected to rise even

VCOSS submission to Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability

I could see the doctors talking but couldn’t understand what they were saying. It was very isolating.

A monthly discussion forum to guide community organisations through the COVID-19 pandemic.

If we're not bold enough to do what's required now, will we ever be?

VCOSS welcomes the opportunity to provide initial feedback on the Essential Services Commission’s (ESC’s) proposed approach and process to determining

"If I'd been in a private high-rise block, there is no way known they could have got away with it."

“We’re all in this together” goes the spin. But we’re not. Differential disadvantage means low-income people suffer more, for longer.

Jinghua Qian turned freelance. A week later, COVID-19 shut down the country.

If authorities are forced to impose localised 'hard lockdowns' again, how should they do it better?

"Thousands of masked faces on the street in the middle of a pandemic, thousands of voices chanting, 'bla(c)k lives matter'."

A monthly discussion forum to guide community organisations through the COVID-19 pandemic.

It will be a long time before I, and many other disabled people, feel that we can live our lives

Every day after treatment, I would drop my father off and drive to my daughter’s house for a special window-visit.

A monthly discussion forum to guide community organisations through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Governments can build new housing much quicker than the private sector.

Now is the time to think big, to be bold and to take the smart steps required to deliver real

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What we’re learning in this crisis is that much of the work that keeps our society functioning is care work.

You’d probably expect the lockdown to lead to a spike in loneliness. And you’d be right, in part.